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tirwit
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Hi!
This is a very basic question. How do I calculate the total probability for a certain gamma of a decay? For example, I know from empiric method that the 2 gammas from Co60 have a probability of 50%. But for Eu152 I have lots of gammas and I need to compute them all in a simulation program called PENCYL (from the PENELOPE package), so, I have this data:
http://ie.lbl.gov/toi/nuclide.asp?iZA=630152
But the probabilities next to the energies are not the total probabilities... How do I calculate them?
Thanks :)
tirwit
PS: WE'RE ARE ALL IN A BLACK HOLE! We just don't know it yet =P
This is a very basic question. How do I calculate the total probability for a certain gamma of a decay? For example, I know from empiric method that the 2 gammas from Co60 have a probability of 50%. But for Eu152 I have lots of gammas and I need to compute them all in a simulation program called PENCYL (from the PENELOPE package), so, I have this data:
http://ie.lbl.gov/toi/nuclide.asp?iZA=630152
But the probabilities next to the energies are not the total probabilities... How do I calculate them?
Thanks :)
tirwit
PS: WE'RE ARE ALL IN A BLACK HOLE! We just don't know it yet =P
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