Experimental aspects of the adiabatic approach in estimating the effect of electron screening on alpha decay
Abstract Special features of the effect of the electron shell on alpha decay that have important experimental implications are studied within the adiabatic approach. The magnitude of the effect is about several tenths of a percent or smaller, depending on the transition energy and on the atomic numb...
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