Dear Dr.Meyer
I wanna know something about the beta minus decay rates of those extreme neutron-rich nuclei in the my_net.xml file for the network calculation.So, from what model are they obtained?
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lr289 -> n + rf288 + electron + anti-neutrino_e (Data source: mo03)
er185 -> n + tm184 + electron + anti-neutrino_e (Data source: mo03)
xe158 -> cs158 + electron + anti-neutrino_e (Data source: mo03)
Number of reactions = 14231
The data source is a code giving the source. You can then find that from the JINA reference labels page. As you'll see, mo03 refers to rates from Peter Moller and collaborators. I hope this helps. Best wishes.
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Dear Dr.Meyer
I wanna know something about the beta minus decay rates of those extreme neutron-rich nuclei in the my_net.xml file for the network calculation.So, from what model are they obtained?
Thanks for this question. The my_net.xml file has the data sources in it. To print those out, you can use a libnucnet example code. Type
cd nucnet-tools-code/build
make -f Makefile.libnucnet print_reactions
cd ../libnucnet
Now you can select the reactions to print out by XPath. For example, to get β- reactions, type:
./print_reactions ../data_pub/my_net.xml "[product[contains(.,'anti-neutrino')]]"
The printout will have lines like:
The data source is a code giving the source. You can then find that from the JINA reference labels page. As you'll see, mo03 refers to rates from Peter Moller and collaborators. I hope this helps. Best wishes.