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paceENSDF: Python Archive of Coincident Emissions from ENSDF. Package enabling interaction, manipulation, analysis, and visualization of radioactive-decay data from the ENSDF archive and corresponding coincidence gamma-gamma and gamma-X-ray emissions..
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Beta spectrum #1

Open gakabani opened 1 month ago

gakabani commented 1 month ago

Dear Sirs,

I would like to know if a method or attribute can generate the beta- and beta+ spectrum for a given radioisotope in pace_ensdf.

Thank you

ssesselmann commented 1 month ago

Gamal,

Thank you for your query.

Can you be a bit more specific about your requirement please. Are you looking for a coincidence detector?

Looking forward to your reply..

Steven

On 21 Oct 2024, at 1:02 pm, Gamal Akabani @.***> wrote:

Dear Sirs,

I would like to know if a method or attribute can generate the beta- and beta+ spectrum for a given radioisotope in pace_ensdf.

Thank you

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gakabani commented 1 month ago

Dear Steven,

I am conducting Monte Carlo simulations using a coincidence detector (NaI) for metrology purposes. However, I need to simulate the beta- and beta+ spectra generated by the decay of radionuclides, including internal bremsstrahlung, to sample the particle's energy. I used to have RADLST, which provided the beta spectrum and internal bremsstrahlung. I would like to know if your Python modules can generate the corresponding beta spectrum. I hope this narrative helps.

ssesselmann commented 1 month ago

Gamal,

Thanks, I understand, but no my python scripts doesn't do any simulation. The main function of my script is a software MCA, it analyses an audio stream for pulses and sorts the same into a multi channel spectrum. The program is used with audio sampling cards as a low cost spectrometer.

The functionality extends to coincidence counting by using left and right stereo channels and selectively counting coincidences detected by two detectors.

Probably not what you are looking for.

Steven

On 22 Oct 2024, at 9:33 am, Gamal Akabani @.***> wrote:

Dear Steven,

I am conducting Monte Carlo simulations using a coincidence detector (NaI) for metrology purposes. However, I need to simulate the beta- and beta+ spectra generated by the decay of radionuclides, including internal bremsstrahlung, to sample the particle's energy. I used to have RADLST, which provided the beta spectrum and internal bremsstrahlung. I would like to know if your Python modules can generate the corresponding beta spectrum. I hope this narrative helps.

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gakabani commented 1 month ago

Dear Steven,

Thank you very much for responding. I will contact the developers of Curie and Radioactivedecay to see if they can implement this request. JANIS can provide the beta spectrum, but it is very time-consuming, and I have to reprogram the code every time.