Search for 2νββ Decay of [sup 130]Te to the First Excited State of [sup 130]Xe with an Ultra-Low-Background Germanium Crystal Array

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2011
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Authors L. K. Mizouni,L. Erikson,Todd W. Hossbach,Martin E. Keillor,J. L. Orrell,Marianne E. Hamm,Robert W. Hamm,C. E. Aalseth,F. T. Avignone;L. K. Mizouni;L. Erikson;Todd W. Hossbach;Martin E. Keillor;J. L. Orrell;Marianne E. Hamm;Robert W. Hamm;C. E. Aalseth;F. T. Avignone;
Journal applications of nuclear techniques: eleventh international conference
Year 2011
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10.1063/1.3665319
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/32d82671b3af24d0e97970b71b3f49fb
Keywords
metals germanium astrophysics materials transition metals lepton decay metallurgy metalloids pure metals condensed matter electronic structure

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