A search for the radiative neutrinoless double electron capture of Ni
arXiv:1605.03287 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/43/6/065201
Abstract
A search for the radiative neutrinoless double electron capture with single \gray\ emission has been performed in Ni. Gamma radiation from a 7286 g nickel sample in natural isotope composition was measured for 58.3 d with an ultra low background HPGe detector in the Felsenkeller underground laboratory in Dresden, Germany. A new lower half-life limit of yr (90% CL) was obtained for this decay mode. This half-life limit is two orders of magnitude higher than the existing limit for Ni and among the best half-life limits for neutrinoless double electron capture decays.
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