~(143)Dy和~(141)Dy的β缓发质子衰变与自旋指认

分析了143Dy和141Dy的β缓发质子衰变的数据,对比计算了这两种核的核位能面。从中看到了143Dy的衰变包括有1/2+基态和11/2-同核异能态的两种衰变成分,并且确定了它们的半衰期分别为(6.0±1.5)s和(3.0±0.5)s。同时也测定了141Dy的半衰期为(0.9±0.2)s,并指认了它的自旋宇称为9/2-。

~(140)Tb和~(141)Dy的β缓发质子衰变以及~(143)Dy的自旋宇称

利用40Ca+106Cd融合蒸发反应产生了近质子滴线核140Tb和141Dy,配合氦喷嘴带传输系统采用“质子-γ”符合方法观测了它们的β缓发质子衰变,其中包括半衰期、质子能谱和衰变到第二代子核不同低位态的分支比．通过统计理论拟合提取了140Tb和141Dy的基态自旋宇称分别为7±和9／2±．另一方面,用Woods-Saxon Strutinsky方法计算了这两种核限制组态的势能面,由此得到140Tb和141Dy的基态自旋宇称分别为7+和9／2-．此外用同一方法还计算了143Dy的核势能面,从中看出143Dy存在有自旋宇称为1／2+的基态和一个激发能为198keV的11／2-的同质异能态．该结果与2003年Eur．Phys．J． A16:347-351中的143Dy衰变实验数据相符．

~(143)Pm高自旋态研究

通过熔合蒸发反应12 8Te( 19F ,4nγ)布居了143Pm的高自旋态 ,利用在束γ谱学方法 ,对143Pm的高自旋态核结构进行了研究 .测量了γ射线单谱和γ -γ符合谱 ,并进行了γ射线各向异性以及DCO比率分析 ,建立了激发能高达1 0 53 5 4keV的能级纲图 ,其中包括新发现的 3 2条γ射线和 1 7个新能级 .用弱耦合模型对143Pm的晕态能级结构进行了解释

~(143)Nd中高自旋同质异能态的识别与研究

利用能量为 80MeV的18O束流 ,通过130 Te( 18O ,5n)反应研究了143Nd的高自旋态能级结构 .基于γ γ延迟符合、γ射线的角分布及线性极化测量 ,首次发现了143Nd的一个半寿命为 ( 35± 8)ns,自旋和宇称为 4 9/ 2 + 的同质异能态 .用形变独立粒子模型探讨了此同质异能态的形成机制

beta-delayed proton decays of Tb-140 and Dy-140 as well as the spin and parity of Dy-143

Tb-140 and Dy-141 were produced via fusion evaporation in the reaction Ca-40+Cd-106. Their beta-delayed proton decays were studied by means of "p-gamma" coincidence in combination with a He-jet tape transport system, including half-lives, proton energy spectra, gamma-transitions following the proton emissions, and the branching ratios to the low-lying states in the grand-daughter nuclei. The ground-state spins and parities of Tb-140 and Dy-141 were extracted as 7(+/-) and 9/2(+/-), respectively, by fitting the experimental data with a statistical model calculation. The configuration-constrained nuclear potential energy surfaces (NPES) of Tb-140 and Dy-141 were calculated by using the Woods-Saxon Strutinsky method, which indicate the ground-state spins and parities of Tb-140 and Dy-147 to be 7(+) and 9/2(-), respectively. In addition, the configuration-constrained NPES of Dy-143 was also calculated by using the same method. From the NPES a 1/2(+) ground state and a 11/2(-) isomer with the excitation energy of 198keV were found. The calculated results are consistent with our experimental data on the decay of Dy-143 reported in Eur. Phys. J., 2003, A16: 347-351.

beta-delayed proton decays and spin assignments for Tb-140, Dy-141 and Dy-143

The proton-rich isotopes Tb-140 and Dy-141 were produced via the fusion evaporation reaction Ca-40+ Cd-106. Their beta-delayed proton decays were studied by p-gamma coincidence in combination with a He-jet tape transport system, and half-lives, proton energy spectra, gamma-transitions following the proton emission, as well as beta-delayed proton branching ratios to the low-lying states in the grand-daughter nuclei were determined. Comparing the experimental data with statistical model calculations, the ground-state spins of Tb-140 and Dy-141 were found to be consistent with 7 and 9/2, respectively. The configuration-constrained nuclear potential energy surfaces (NPES) of Tb-140 and Dy-141 were calculated using the Woods-Saxon-Strutinsky method, which suggest the ground-state spins and parities of Tb-140 and Dy-141 to be 7(+) and 9/2(-), respectively. In addition, the configuration-constrained NPES of Dy-143 were calculated, which predict a 1/2(+) ground state and a 11/2(-) isomer with excitation energy of 198 keV. These findings are consistent with our previous experimental data on Dy-143 reported in Eur. Phys. J. A 16, 347 (2003).

Characterization and Modeling of the Indoor Radio Channel at 868 MHz for a Mobile Bodyworn Wireless Personal Area Network

This letter reports the statistical characterization and modeling of the indoor radio channel for a mobile wireless personal area network operating at 868 MHz. Line of sight (LOS) and non-LOS conditions were considered for three environments: anechoic chamber, open office area and hallway. Overall, the Nakagami-m cdf best described fading for bodyworn operation in 60% of all measured channels in anechoic chamber and open office area environments. The Nakagami distribution was also found to provide a good description of Rician distributed channels which predominated in the hallway. Multipath played an important role in channel statistics with the mean recorded m value being reduced from 7.8 in the anechoic chamber to 1.3 in both the open office area and hallway.

Measurements, modeling and simulation of the off-body radio channel for the implementation of bodyworn antenna diversity at 868 MHz

This paper presents a systematic measurement campaign of diversity reception techniques for use in multiple-antenna wearable systems operating at 868 MHz. The experiments were performed using six time-synchronized bodyworn receivers and considered mobile off-body communications in an anechoic chamber, open office area and a hallway. The cross-correlation coefficient between the signal fading measured by bodyworn receivers was dependent upon the local environment and typically below 0.7. All received signal envelopes were combined in post-processing to study the potential benefits of implementing receiver diversity based upon selection combination, equal-gain and maximal-ratio combining. It is shown that, in an open office area, the 5.7 dB diversity gain obtained using a dual-branch bodyworn maximal-ratio diversity system may be further improved to 11.1 dB if a six-branch system was used. First-and second-order theoretical equations for diversity reception techniques operating in Nakagami fading conditions were used to model the postdetection combined envelopes. Maximum likelihood estimates of the Nakagami-parameter suggest that the fading conditions encountered in this study were generally less severe than Rayleigh. The paper also describes an algorithm that may be used to simulate the measured output of an M-branch diversity combiner operating in independent and identically-distributed Nakagami fading environments.

Characterization and modeling of on-body spatial diversity within indoor environments at 868 MHz

For the first time in the open literature we present a full characterization of the performance of receiver diversity for the on-body channels found in body area networks. The study involved three commonly encountered diversity combining schemes: selection combination (SC), maximal ratio combining (MRC) and equal gain combining (EGC). Measurements were conducted for both stationary and mobile user scenarios in an anechoic chamber and open office area environment. Achievable diversity gain for various on-body dual branch diversity receivers, consisting of horizontal and vertical spatially separated antennas, was found to be dependent upon transmitter-receive array separation, user state and level of multipath contribution from the local environment. The maximum diversity gain (6.4 dB) was observed for a horizontal two branch MRC combiner while the transmitter and receiver were on opposite sides of the body, and the user was mobile in the open office area. A novel statistical characterization of the fading experienced in on-body diversity channels is also performed using purposely derived first and second order diversity statistics for combiners operating in Nakagami fading.