Creating a Fermi-Kurie Plot (Beta decay)

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To create a Fermi-Kurie plot for 11C using dN/dE as a function of T_e, it's essential to convert the data into the appropriate format for the plot. Users suggest checking existing literature for similar cases, though some have found a lack of resources specific to this isotope. It may be beneficial to explore software tools or methods that can assist in data transformation for the plot. Engaging with the community for shared experiences or techniques could provide additional insights. Overall, collaboration and resource sharing are key to overcoming the challenges in this analysis.
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Hello, I need to create a fermi-kurie plot for 11C but my data is in terms of dN/dE as a function of T_e (energy). Any tips on how to get started on this?
 
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What have you tried already and where did it not work?
 
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mnemonical said:
Hello, I need to create a fermi-kurie plot for 11C but my data is in terms of dN/dE as a function of T_e (energy). Any tips on how to get started on this?
hey did you figure out a way to do this? i am unable to find any literature on this on the internet :(
 
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