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• W2743397186 abstract "This chapter discusses the past and present scenarios of internal conversion processes. The understanding of the physical mechanism that resulted in the emission of the discrete energy electrons took years to develop. The emission of the charged particles in α- or β-decay set the nucleus and atom vibrating with subsequent y-ray emission or electron emission from internal photoelectric absorption of the gamma ray. The agreement between theory and experiment makes it probable that for many of the γ-ray lines, the ejection of electrons is due to ordinary photoelectric absorption; if this is the case, a nucleus can radiate either the dipole or the quadrupole field. With the availability of nuclear reactors and more particle accelerators, many radioactive isotopes became available for study. Internal conversion studies were carried out in increasing numbers. The high multipole transitions received attention because these were easier to measure with their large conversion coefficients." @default.
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• W2743397186 date "1966-01-01" @default.
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• W2743397186 title "Internal Conversion Processes—Yesterday and Today††Work supported in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation." @default.
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