|
HOME
ESR
EXPERIMENTS
LABS etc
|
|
E121
E127
E132
E125
E143
laser_cooling_2021
E142
Ê128
E146
E0052
E0018
E0028
E0038
E0075
|
| nuclear two-photon decay |
Not logged in |
 |
|
|
 Sun May 9 02:45:50 2021, Jacobus, Michele, Shahab, Runs, Example of possible 52.Mn isomer 
|
 Sun May 9 02:51:44 2021, Iris, Runs, Example of possible 52.Mn isomer
| |
Sun May 9 03:24:12 2021, Iris (Shahab, Jacobus, Chris G., Michele), Runs, Example of possible 52.Mn isomer
| |
Sun May 9 06:15:09 2021, Iris, Chris G., Jacobus, Michele, Runs, Triplet: zoom in
|
|
|
Message ID: 98
Entry time: Sun May 9 06:15:09 2021
In reply to: 91
|
| Author: |
Iris, Chris G., Jacobus, Michele |
| Category: |
Runs |
| Subject: |
Triplet: zoom in |
|
|
Zoom into the triplet: the satellite peaks on the right are clearly visible.
This is just one file but one *might* see some substructure. Yuri mentioned a 318 ms isomer in 45Sc at 12 keV but that cannot be resolved.
Maybe someone can look at the added-up ROOT files if that looks better or is just statistics?
> Short update from Yuri: these are not our isomers. These are 45Sc (left, 12 keV isomer not resolvable) and 75Br (center), and the right-most peak of the triplet is a satellite (has a different line shape, much narrower).
> |
|
|