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Lessons learned from nuclear decay data measurements in the european metrology research programme 'MetroFission' (June 2013)
Abstract : Nuclear decay data measurements were performed in the frame of a EURAMET project. Two specific goals were addressed:
(1) High-precision measurements of $^{238}$U alpha-particle emission probabilities and (2) experimental characterization of the shape of beta spectra using cryogenic detectors. In the paper, specific lessons learned from the metrological work are highlighted. This includes effects of source preparation on the quality of alpha and beta spectrometry, the influence of exchange effects on beta spectra and the use of a magnet system to eliminate coincidence effects by conversion electrons in alpha-particle spectra.
Keywords :
ionizing radiations
metrology
cryogenic detector
source preparation
exchange effect
coincidence
Index Terms-alpha spectrometry
Detectors
magnet
alpha spectrometry
beta-ray spectroscopy
nuclear decay data measurements
alpha-particle spectroscopy
beta spectra shape
Energy resolution
Materials
238U alpha-particle emission probabilities
high-precision measurements
beta spectrometry
alpha-particle spectra
Magnetometers
Gold
Distortion measurement
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