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J. Paepen
Researcher at Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements
Publications - 35
Citations - 673
J. Paepen is an academic researcher from Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements. The author has contributed to research in topics: Exponential decay & Nuclide. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 33 publications receiving 563 citations.
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Protocol for uncertainty assessment of half-lives
TL;DR: In this article, an alternative data analysis method is applied that leads to a more realistic uncertainty budget, and the uncertainty components are being subdivided in three categories according to the relative frequency at which they occur, an appropriate uncertainty propagation formula applied and then the total uncertainty obtained from an independent sum.
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Characterization of a cubic EJ-309 liquid scintillator detector
TL;DR: A cubic EJ-309 liquid scintillator of 10 cm width has been characterized for its response to γ -rays and neutrons in this article, where the light output and resolution functions for electrons and protons were derived by a least squares adjustment to experimental data using theoretical response functions determined with Monte Carlo simulations.
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Evidence against solar influence on nuclear decay constants
Stefaan Pommé,H. Stroh,J. Paepen,R. Van Ammel,M. Marouli,Timotheos Altzitzoglou,Mikael Hult,Karsten Kossert,Ole Nähle,H. Schrader,Frédéric Juget,Claude Bailat,Youcef Nedjadi,François Bochud,T. Buchillier,C Michotte,S Courte,M.W. van Rooy,M.J. van Staden,J. Lubbe,B.R.S. Simpson,Aldo Fazio,P. De Felice,T. W. Jackson,W.M. van Wyngaardt,M. I. Reinhard,J. Golya,S. Bourke,T. Roy,Raphael Galea,John Keightley,K.M. Ferreira,Sean Collins,A. Ceccatelli,Michael P. Unterweger,Ryan P. Fitzgerald,Denis E. Bergeron,Leticia S. Pibida,L. Verheyen,M. Bruggeman,Branko Vodenik,Matjaž Korun,V. Chisté,M.-N. Amiot +43 more
TL;DR: There is no indication of a natural impediment against sub-permille accuracy in half-life determinations, renormalisation of activity to a distant reference date, application of nuclear dating for archaeology, geo- and cosmochronology, nor in establishing the SI unit becquerel and seeking international equivalence of activity standards.
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Measurement of the 225Ac half-life.
Stefaan Pommé,M. Marouli,G. Suliman,H. Dikmen,R. Van Ammel,V. Jobbágy,Abdullah Dirican,H. Stroh,J. Paepen,Frank Bruchertseifer,Christos Apostolidis,Alfred Morgenstern +11 more
TL;DR: The (225)Ac half-life was determined by measuring the activity of ( 225)Ac sources as a function of time, using various detection techniques: α-particle counting with a planar silicon detector at a defined small solid angle and in a nearly-2π geometry.
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On decay constants and orbital distance to the Sun - Part I: Alpha decay
Stefaan Pommé,H. Stroh,J. Paepen,R. Van Ammel,M. Marouli,Timotheos Altzitzoglou,Mikael Hult,Karsten Kossert,Ole Nähle,H. Schrader,Frédéric Juget,Claude Bailat,Youcef Nedjadi,François Bochud,T. Buchillier,C Michotte,S Courte,M.W. van Rooy,M.J. van Staden,J. Lubbe,B.R.S. Simpson,Aldo Fazio,P. De Felice,T. W. Jackson,W.M. van Wyngaardt,M. I. Reinhard,J. Golya,S. Bourke,T. Roy,Raphael Galea,John Keightley,K.M. Ferreira,Sean Collins,A. Ceccatelli,L. Verheyen,M. Bruggeman,Branko Vodenik,Matjaž Korun,V. Chisté,M.-N. Amiot +39 more
TL;DR: The most stable activity measurements of alpha decaying sources set an upper limit between 0.0006% and 0.006% to the amplitude of annual oscillations in the decay rate.