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Hunting for soft antineutrinos

Охота на мягкие антинейтрино

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Acta Physica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae

Abstract

The individual detection of antineutrinos has been discussed for the 0.1–1 MeV region. A practical possibility is offered by the antineutrino-inducedK-capture. With this method it seems possible to measure the total quantity of different radioactive elements in the Earth. The number of40K atoms may be obtained e.g. by counting the antineutrino-inducedK-captures on the otherwise stable112Sn atoms.

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Обсуждён вопрос индивидуальной регистрации антинейтрино в районе 0,1–1 Мэв.

Вынужденный захват К-электрона, вызванный антинейтрино, предлагает практически осушествимую возможность. Помоши етога измерение поного количества различных радиоактивных элементов в Земли кажется возможным.

Например число атомов40К может быть получено путем счёта вызванных антинейтрино К-захватов стабильного ядра112Sn.

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Prof.A. Szalay is one of the pioneers of the utilisation of nuclear methods in various sciences. The authors are happy to dedicate this publication to him on the happy occasion of his sixtieth birthday.

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Marx, G., Lux, I. Hunting for soft antineutrinos. Acta Physica 28, 63–70 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03055146

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