BetaDecayUtils.calculateIb
— MethodcalculateIb(z,Qᵦ,Eₓ,BGT)
calculate branching ratios of the beta decay of an isotope given feedings to excited states
z: Atomic number of the parent
Qᵦ: β decay Q value in MeV
Eₓ: vector of daughter states relative to the ground state energy in MeV
BGT: vector of BGT values
BetaDecayUtils.calculateT12
— MethodcalculateT12(z,Qᵦ,Eₓ,BGT)
calculate halflife of the beta decay of an isotope given feedings to excited states
z: Atomic number of the parent
Qᵦ: β decay Q value in MeV
Eₓ: vector of daughter states relative to the ground state energy in MeV
BGT: vector of BGT values
BetaDecayUtils.chainActivity
— MethodchainActivity(x,A,λ,n)
activity of the n'th member of a decay chain.
A:initial parent nuclei. If initial activity is desired as input use activity/λ[1]
λ:vector containing all decay probabilities in the chain
n:decay curve of n'th member
BetaDecayUtils.childActivity
— MethodchildActivity(x,A,λ)
A is initial activity), λ is the decay probability (ln2/T12)
BetaDecayUtils.ecoulomb
— Methodecoulomb(Z,N)
calculate the coulomb correction for a shell model calculation of isotope (Z,N)
BetaDecayUtils.grandChildActivity
— MethodgrandChildActivity(x,A,λ,μ)
A:initial activity, λ:child, μ:grandchild
BetaDecayUtils.logf
— Methodlogf(z,Qᵦ,Eₓ)
Calculate the log10 of the Fermi function for allowed beta decay
z: atomic number of the parent
Qᵦ: β decay Q value in MeV
Eₓ: daughter state energy relative to the ground state energy in MeV
BetaDecayUtils.logftfrombgt
— Methodlogftfrombgt(bgt)
calculate the logft for a given BGT (not quenched)
BetaDecayUtils.logftfromib
— Methodlogftfromib(z,t₁₂,Qᵦ,Eₓ,Iᵦ)
calculate logft of a given transition to an excitated state
z: atomic number of the parent
t₁₂: decay halflife
Qᵦ: β decay Q value in MeV
Eₓ: energy of daughter state relative to the ground state energy in MeV
Iᵦ: partial branching values
BetaDecayUtils.nPenetrability
— MethodnPenetrability(x,mass::Vector,Lorb)
calculates the neutron penetrability p(x,Lorb).
x is the excitation energy above Sₙ, Lorb is the neutron angular momentum
mass[1] is the recoil, mass[2] is the neutron mass