THE ANALYSIS OF RADIOACTIVE DECAY CURVES (Ⅰ) TWO-COMPONENT DECAY CURVES——INTRODUCTION OF A NON-CLASSICAL METHOD OF ANALYSIS

FENG Xi-Zhang; LIU Nian-Qing; HAN Jun-Ying

Chinese Physics C> 1984, Vol. 8> Issue(1) : 110-114

THE ANALYSIS OF RADIOACTIVE DECAY CURVES (Ⅰ) TWO-COMPONENT DECAY CURVES——INTRODUCTION OF A NON-CLASSICAL METHOD OF ANALYSIS

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In present paper, a non-classical method ("λ" method) of analyzing the two-component radioactive decay curve was developed. The use of the relationship between the apparent decay constant λ(t) and the time t in fitting is to be distinguished from the use of the relationship between the total activity A(t) and t in fitting by the classical method ("A" method). In "λ" method, there are three unknowns while in "A" method there are four, thus the former is simpler than the latter.
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[1] 王淑英, 高能物理与核物理, 7(1983)408.
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FENG Xi-Zhang, LIU Nian-Qing and HAN Jun-Ying. THE ANALYSIS OF RADIOACTIVE DECAY CURVES (Ⅰ) TWO-COMPONENT DECAY CURVES——INTRODUCTION OF A NON-CLASSICAL METHOD OF ANALYSIS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1984, 8(1): 110-114.

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THE ANALYSIS OF RADIOACTIVE DECAY CURVES (Ⅰ) TWO-COMPONENT DECAY CURVES——INTRODUCTION OF A NON-CLASSICAL METHOD OF ANALYSIS

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Abstract: In present paper, a non-classical method ("λ" method) of analyzing the two-component radioactive decay curve was developed. The use of the relationship between the apparent decay constant λ(t) and the time t in fitting is to be distinguished from the use of the relationship between the total activity A(t) and t in fitting by the classical method ("A" method). In "λ" method, there are three unknowns while in "A" method there are four, thus the former is simpler than the latter.