most citedConcerning the Phase of the Time-Variation in the Cl-36 Decay Rate

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hep-ph2013★ 1 cited

Time-Varying Nuclear Decay Parameters and Dark Matter

Jonathan Nistor, Ephraim Fischbach, John T. Gruenwald +3

Recently published data suggest a possible solar influence on some nuclear decay rates, including evidence for an annual variation attributed to the varying Earth-Sun distance. Her…

hep-ph2013★ 4 cited

The Case for a Solar Influence on Certain Nuclear Decay Rates

Peter Sturrock, Ephraim Fischbach, Daniel Javorsek +2

Power-spectrum analyses of the decay rates of certain nuclides reveal (at very high confidence levels) an annual oscillation and periodicities that may be attributed to solar rotat…

astro-ph.SR2012★ 20 cited

Spectral Content of 22Na/44Ti Decay Data: Implications for a Solar Influence

Daniel O'Keefe, Brittany L. Morreale, Robert H. Lee +6

We report a reanalysis of data on the measured decay rate ratio Na/Ti which were originally published by Norman et al., and interpreted as supporting the conventional…

nucl-ex2012★ 4 cited

Concerning the Time Dependence of the Decay Rate of 137Cs

Jere H. Jenkins, Ephraim Fischbach, Daniel Javorsek +2

The decay rates of 8 nuclides (85Kr, 90Sr, 108Ag, 133Ba, 137Cs, 152Eu, 154Eu, and 226Ra) were monitored by the standards group at the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), B…

nucl-ex2012★ 26 cited

Concerning the Phase of the Time-Variation in the Cl-36 Decay Rate

Ephraim Fischbach, J. Thomas Gruenwald, Daniel Javorsek +4

We show that apparently conflicting results on the time-variation of the measured Cl-36 decay rates can be readily understood as arising from solar variability beyond the simple Ea…