92Y     92SR B- DECAY                 1972OL03,1971PA31         12NDS    201210
 92Y   H TYP=FUL$AUT=CORAL M. BAGLIN$CIT=NDS 113, 2187 (2012)$CUT=15-Sep-2012$
 92Y  C  OTHERS: 1956HE77, 1957HE39, 1979BO26, 1990RU05.
 92Y  CB           1957HE39 observed no BG coin for EB>600 KEV.
 92Y  CB E(D)      Weighted average of 536 20 (1983IA02) and 546 30
 92Y 2CB (1978WO15, from |b-1384|g coincidence spectrum). Q(|b{+-})=1951 9
 92Y 3CB (2011AUZZ) implies EB=567 9. Others: 545 KEV 50 (1957HE39), 550 KEV 50
 92Y 4CB (1956HE77).
 92Y  CG           Measured: G-ray singles with Ge(Li) (1972OL03,1971PA31),
 92Y 2CG coincidences with Ge(Li)-Ge(Li) (1972OL03), Ge(Li)-NaI (1971PA31).
 92Y 3CG EG and IG from both sources are in excellent agreement.
 92Y  CG           Measured average EG=1130 80 (1990RU05) cf. 1337 19
 92Y 2CG CALCULATED FOR THE ADOPTED DECAY SCHEME USING THE CODE ^RADLST.
 92Y  CG E,RI      Weighted average of data from 1972OL03 and 1971PA31.
 92Y 2CG An additional, weak line (EG=463.4 2, IG=0.04 1) reported in
 92Y 3CG 1971PA31 was not confirmed by 1972OL03 (IG LE 0.015); evaluator does
 92Y 4CG not adopt this G.
 92Y  CG E(B)      Weighted average of data from 1972OL03, 1971PA31, 1979BO26.
 92Y  CG E(F)      Note comment on 430 level regarding order of 430G-953G
 92Y 2CG cascade.
 92Y  CL           The decay scheme is based on G-ray singles and
 92Y 2CL coincidence measurements by 1972OL03 and 1971PA31.
 92Y  CL E         From least-squares fit to EG.
 92Y  CL J,T       From Adopted Levels.
 92Y  CL E(E)      The order of the 430G, 953G cascade is not established in
 92Y 2CL 92SR B- decay data. Consequently, a level exists at either
 92Y 3CL 430.56 5 or 953.31 7, and the authors chose the latter. 1956HE77
 92Y 4CL reported EB=1500 100, which would support the 430-level option;
 92Y 5CL however, 1957HE39 observed no BG coincidences for EB>600 KEV. The
 92Y 6CL decay scheme implies negligible B- feeding
 92Y 7CL of either state since I(430G) and
 92Y 8CL I(953G) are similar. (D,A) excites a (2,3,4)- level at 440 KEV 30.
 92Y 9CL The evaluator presumes that this confirms the 430-level option, and
 92Y ACL has ordered the 430G and 953G accordingly.
 92SR  P 0.0         0+                2.611 H   17             1951       9
 92Y   N 0.90       5          1.0       1.0
 92Y  CN NR        from |S(TI to GS)=96% 4, derived assuming
 92Y 2CN LOGF1UT>8.5 TO GS (which implies IB(GS)<8%). This is consistent
 92Y 3CN with IG normalization=0.90 10 based on measured I(1384G)=90% 10
 92Y 4CN (1957HE39) obtained from comparison of |b-decay rate (4|p flow
 92Y 5CN proportional counter) with emission rate of 92Y(1384G). If no B-
 92Y 6CN branch existed to GS, |S(TI to GS)=100% would imply IG
 92Y 7CN normalization=0.93 3, with no
 92Y 8CN significant change in deduced LOGFT values. IG normalization
 92Y 9CN does not depend on the order of the 430G-953G cascade.
 92Y  PN                                                                     3
 92Y   G 352.5     2 0.06     1
 92Y   L      0.0    2-                3.54 H    1
 92Y   B                 8   LT             8.5  GT                          1U?
 92Y S B EAV=786.4 41
 92Y   L   241.56   5 (0-,2,3+)
 92Y   G 241.56     53.25    13                                             BC
 92Y   L   430.51   3 (2)-                                                  E
 92Y   G 430.49     33.64    17                                             BC
 92Y 3 G FLAG=F
 92Y   L   892.56  12 (LE3)
 92Y   B                 0.17 5            8.09  13
 92Y S B EAV=379.5 39
 92Y   G 650.8      20.41     3                                              C
 92Y   G 892.68    240.089   17
 92Y   L  1383.90   4 1+
 92Y   B 539       17     97  6            4.35   4                         D
 92Y S B EAV=181.9 34
 92Y   G 491.27    170.305   28                                              C
 92Y   G 953.31     73.91    16                                             FC
 92Y   G 1142.35    73.10    15                                              C
 92Y   G 1383.93    5100      3
 92Y  CG           %IG=90 4 assuming adopted IG normalization.