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Q-value: account for atomic electrons: for β−, Q = [mass_parent − mass_daughter] c^2; for β+ subtract 2 m_e c^2.
Spectrum: continuous electron energy distribution; neutrino carries missing energy.
Allowed vs forbidden transitions; selection rules (ΔJ, parity).
Fermi function correction for Coulomb effects; comparative half-life ft-values.
Example: compute endpoint energy and qualitatively analyze spectrum shape.
Title:
Cracking the Nucleus: A Guide to Problem Solutions for Krane’s Introductory Nuclear Physics (Updated Edition)
Radioactive Decay and Activity
Nuclear Structure — Excited States and Level Schemes
Nuclear Binding Energy and Mass Defect
Official Solution Manual
: The Problem Solutions for Introductory Nuclear Physics manual contains approximately 152 pages of detailed solutions. Types: β−, β+, electron capture
