Development of cryogenic calorimeters to measure the spectral shape of In-115 beta decay
arXiv:2110.03934 · doi:10.1016/j.nima.2022.166682
Abstract
The spectral shape of forbidden beta-decays is a crucial benchmark for nuclear physics calculations and has important implications also for astroparticle physics experiments. Among the interesting isotopes in this field, In is an excellent candidate, being a primordial nuclide featuring a good compromise among Q-value (497.954 keV) and half-life (4.4110 yr). In this paper, we propose to exploit a cryogenic calorimeter based on InO crystal to perform a high-precision measurement of the -decay energy spectrum, discussing also the results obtained within a preliminary test of this crystal and the next steps to improve the detector performance.
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