Double-beta decay of Te to the first 0 excited state of Xe with CUORICINO
arXiv:1108.4313 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.85.045503
Abstract
The CUORICINO experiment was an array of 62 TeO single-crystal bolometers with a total Te mass of kg. The experiment finished in 2008 after more than 3 years of active operating time. Searches for both and double-beta decay to the first excited state in Xe were performed by studying different coincidence scenarios. The analysis was based on data representing a total exposure of N(Te)t=y. No evidence for a signal was found. The resulting lower limits on the half lives are y (90% C.L.), and y (90% C.L.).
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