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Petr Vogel
Researcher at California Institute of Technology
Publications - 252
Citations - 66619
Petr Vogel is an academic researcher from California Institute of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Neutrino & Neutrino oscillation. The author has an hindex of 69, co-authored 248 publications receiving 60280 citations. Previous affiliations of Petr Vogel include Aarhus University & University of Basel.
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On the capture of muons in atoms
Petr Vogel,A. Winther,V. Akylas +2 more
TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown that the rare events where the muon, because of its high velocity in the inner parts of the atom, loses an energy which is larger than its total energy, are important for the average stopping power.
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Investigations of fast neutron production by 190 GeV/c muon interactions on different targets
V. Chazal,Felix Boehm,B. Cook,H. Henrikson,G Jonkmans,A. Paic,N. Mascarenhas,Petr Vogel,J. L. Vuilleumier +8 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the energy spectrum and angular distribution of spallation neutrons produced by 190 GeV/c muons scattering on carbon, copper and lead targets, and reported the result of their measurement of the neutron production differential cross section.
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Energy shifts of K x-ray lines for different chemical compounds of Ru, Pr, and Yb
P. L. Lee,F. Boehm,Petr Vogel +2 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the energy shifts of Kα2, Kα1, Kβ3, K β1, and Kβ2 x rays were measured for the following Ru, Pr, and Yb compounds: Ru, Ru(CO2)Cl2, RuO2, [Ru(NH3)4OHCl]Cl · 2H2O, and RuF3; Pr, PrC2, Pr2O3, PrFeO3.
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Search for 2νββ decay of Xe136 to the 01+ excited state of Ba136 with the EXO-200 liquid xenon detector
Justin Albert,D. J. Auty,P. S. Barbeau,D. Beck,V. A. Belov,Martin Breidenbach,T. Brunner,A. Burenkov,Guofu Cao,C. Chambers,J. Chaves,B. T. Cleveland,M. Coon,A. Craycraft,T. Daniels,M. Danilov,S. J. Daugherty,J. C. Davis,S. Delaquis,A. Der Mesrobian-Kabakian,R. DeVoe,T. Didberidze,Jens Dilling,A. Dolgolenko,M. J. Dolinski,Monica Dunford,W. M. Fairbank,J. Farine,W. Feldmeier,S. Feyzbakhsh,Peter Fierlinger,D. Fudenberg,R. Gornea,K. Graham,Giorgio Gratta,C. R. Hall,M. Hughes,M. J. Jewell,A. Johnson,T. N. Johnson,Simon Johnston,A. Karelin,L. J. Kaufman,Ryan Killick,J. King,Thomas Koffas,S. Kravitz,R. Krücken,A. Kuchenkov,K. S. Kumar,David Leonard,C. Licciardi,Yuehe Lin,R. MacLellan,M. G. Marino,B. Mong,David Moore,O. Njoya,R. H. Nelson,A.C. Odian,I. Ostrovskiy,A. Piepke,A. Pocar,C.Y. Prescott,F. Retiere,P. C. Rowson,J. J. Russell,Alexis G. Schubert,David A. Sinclair,E. Smith,V.N. Stekhanov,M. Tarka,T. Tolba,R. Tsang,K. Twelker,Petr Vogel,J.-L. Vuilleumier,A. P. Waite,J. Walton,T. Walton,M. Weber,L. J. Wen,U. Wichoski,T. A. Winick,J. L. Wood,Q. Y. Xu,Liang Yang,Y-R Yen,O. Ya. Zeldovich +88 more
TL;DR: In this article, the two-neutrino ββ decay of 136Xe to the first 0+ excited state, 0^+_1, of δ(136)Ba based on a 100 kg yr exposure of the δ (136)Xe was found to have a 90% CL half-life.
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Shell Model Calculation of the β- and β+ Partial Half-Lives of 54Mn and Other Unique Second Forbidden β Decays
TL;DR: In this article, the authors used the shell model with only a minimal truncation and calculated both β+ and β- decay rates for the nucleus 54Mn, observed in cosmic rays, decays there dominantly by the β branch with an unknown rate.