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Fine structure in proton emission from 145Tm discovered with digital signal processing.

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  • 1. IFD, Warsaw University, Pl-00681 Warsaw, Hoza 69, Poland.
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    • Karny M 1
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Physical Review Letters, 07 Jan 2003, 90(1):012502
https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.90.012502 PMID: 12570604 

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Fine structure in proton emission from the 3.1(3) mus activity of 145Tm was discovered by using a novel technique of digital processing of overlapping recoil implantation and decay signals. Proton transitions to the ground state of 144Er and to its first excited 2(+) state at 0.33(1) MeV with a branching ratio I(p)(2(+))=9.6+/-1.5% were observed. The structure of the 145Tm wave function and the emission process were analyzed by using particle-core vibration coupling models.

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