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most citedParticle Physics Implications of a Recent Test of the Gravitational Inverse Square Law

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nucl-ex200823 cited

Electron-capture branch of 100Tc and tests of nuclear wave functions for double-beta decays

S. K. L. Sjue, D. Melconian, A. Garcia +18

We present a measurement of the electron-capture branch of Tc. Our value, , implies that the Mo neutrino absorption cro…

nucl-ex200835 cited

First Measurement of the Neutron -Asymmetry with Ultracold Neutrons

R. W. Pattie

We report the first measurement of angular correlation parameters in neutron -decay using polarized ultracold neutrons (UCN). We utilize UCN with energies below about 200 neV, w…

hep-ph2006391 cited

Particle Physics Implications of a Recent Test of the Gravitational Inverse Square Law

E. G. Adelberger, B. R. Heckel, S. Hoedl +3

We use data from our recent search for violations of the gravitational inverse-square law to constrain dilaton, radion and chameleon exchange forces as well as arbitrary vector or…

nucl-ex2005

New Measurements and Quantitative Analysis of Electron Backscattering in the Energy Range of Neutron Beta-Decay

J. W. Martin, J. Yuan, M. J. Betancourt +5

We report on the first detailed measurements of electron backscattering from plastic scintillator targets, extending our previous work on beryllium and silicon targets. The scintil…

nucl-ex2003

Demonstration of a solid deuterium source of ultra-cold neutrons

A. Saunders, J. M. Anaya, T. J. Bowles +26

Ultra-cold neutrons (UCN), neutrons with energies low enough to be confined by the Fermi potential in material bottles, are playing an increasing role in measurements of fundamenta…

nucl-ex2003

Measurement of Electron Backscattering in the Energy Range of Neutron -Decay

J. W. Martin, J. Yuan, S. A. Hoedl +6

We report on the first detailed measurements of electron backscattering from low Z targets at energies up to 124 keV. Both energy and angular distributions of the backscattered ele…