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Fourth forbidden beta decays of50V

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Abstract

The half lives ofβ decay ande capture in theΔJ=4 transitions of50V were calculated in the formulation of Behrens and Schülke. The expression of formulas for these half lives are divided into two parts. The ones are common factors which depend on the lepton wave functions only. The other parts are nuclear parameters which change their values by choosing suitable nuclear models. We tabulated the numerical values of these common factors. As an example, we evaluated these parameters in a single particle shell model, and obtained the half lives 9.04×1017 years and 1.51×1016 years for theβ decay ande capture, respectively. The recent experimental data measured by A.J. Pape et al. aret 1/2>7.0×1017 years for theβ decay andt 1/2>8.8×1017 years for thee capture. In the case of thee capcure, the screening effects of the other orbital electrons were properly taken into account.

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The auther would like to thank Professor M. Morita for his guidance, suggestion of this problem, and reading this manuscript.

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Nishimura, M. Fourth forbidden beta decays of50V. Z Physik A 289, 307–314 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01415793

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