Add to ORKGIt has been claimed recently that half-lives of radioactive nuclei embedded in metals would be significantly affected by electron screening provided by the metal. The effectwould further be strengthened at low temperatures. We have determined the half-life-of 253Es nuclei embedded in iron at temperatures between 4 K and 50 mK. Our results agree with the room temperature literature value within about 2% and show no dependence on temperature over a range of almost two orders of magnitude.status: publishe
For the beta(-)-decay of Au-198 in a Au metallic environment the half-life was observed to be longer...
(7)Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron ...
Electron capture decay of 258 Db was measured directly via delayed coincidences between K X-rays and...
The recent suggestion that dramatic changes may occur in the lifetime of alpha and beta decay when t...
Journals published by the American Physical Society can be found at http://publish.aps.org/We have m...
(7)Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron ...
In order to investigate the possible influence of metallic environment on the alpha decay process, w...
We report on recent experimental and theoretical findings on possible effects of temperature, metal ...
The half-life of the α-decaying nucleus 221Fr was determined in different environments, that is, emb...
It has been recently suggested that one might drastically shorten the alpha lifetime of nuclear wast...
In light of recent speculations on a potentially increased speed of the radioactive decay of alpha-e...
A possible dependence of the alpha decay process on the solid-state environment of the decaying nucl...
AbstractThe alpha tunneling effect in the presence of electron screening is calculated within the De...
The (O nu, EC, EC) double beta decay of Fe-54 was investigated. An upper limit on the half-life T GT...
7Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron de...
For the beta(-)-decay of Au-198 in a Au metallic environment the half-life was observed to be longer...
(7)Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron ...
Electron capture decay of 258 Db was measured directly via delayed coincidences between K X-rays and...
The recent suggestion that dramatic changes may occur in the lifetime of alpha and beta decay when t...
Journals published by the American Physical Society can be found at http://publish.aps.org/We have m...
(7)Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron ...
In order to investigate the possible influence of metallic environment on the alpha decay process, w...
We report on recent experimental and theoretical findings on possible effects of temperature, metal ...
The half-life of the α-decaying nucleus 221Fr was determined in different environments, that is, emb...
It has been recently suggested that one might drastically shorten the alpha lifetime of nuclear wast...
In light of recent speculations on a potentially increased speed of the radioactive decay of alpha-e...
A possible dependence of the alpha decay process on the solid-state environment of the decaying nucl...
AbstractThe alpha tunneling effect in the presence of electron screening is calculated within the De...
The (O nu, EC, EC) double beta decay of Fe-54 was investigated. An upper limit on the half-life T GT...
7Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron de...
For the beta(-)-decay of Au-198 in a Au metallic environment the half-life was observed to be longer...
(7)Be decays via electron capture and therefore its half-life is expected to depend on the electron ...
Electron capture decay of 258 Db was measured directly via delayed coincidences between K X-rays and...