Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 11N. Zanichelli, 1960 - Nuclear physics |
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We may accordingly speak in a general way of « pure Fermi » , « pure Gamow
Teller » ) and « mixed » contributions to the double - emission factor ; the type of
transition unambiguously tells us in each case which of these contributions will ...
We may accordingly speak in a general way of « pure Fermi » , « pure Gamow
Teller » ) and « mixed » contributions to the double - emission factor ; the type of
transition unambiguously tells us in each case which of these contributions will ...
Page 307
Just as for Ki , decay , the oft - decay matrix - element may be written m . , A ( 71 -
7 ; ) ut ) , where the constant A , represents the contribution of the intermediate
baryon - pair states which lead to the ti - l decay process . Since the energy ...
Just as for Ki , decay , the oft - decay matrix - element may be written m . , A ( 71 -
7 ; ) ut ) , where the constant A , represents the contribution of the intermediate
baryon - pair states which lead to the ti - l decay process . Since the energy ...
Page 358
18 ) which shows that this contribution is zero . Now the last two terms . They
contain 8 ( t ) and 8 ( t ) . By partial integration the 8 ( t ) can be reduced to a 8 ( t )
. One has then only to evaluate equal time commutators , which can be evaluated
...
18 ) which shows that this contribution is zero . Now the last two terms . They
contain 8 ( t ) and 8 ( t ) . By partial integration the 8 ( t ) can be reduced to a 8 ( t )
. One has then only to evaluate equal time commutators , which can be evaluated
...
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GENERALITĄ | 1 |
PARTE PRIMA Problemi teorici | 9 |
PARTE SECONDA Correlazioni angolari polarizzazioni e decadimenti beta | 251 |
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