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    ISSN: 1572-9540
    Keywords: leptonic and semi-leptonic decays ; leptonic angular correlations ; Cabbibo angle ; nuclear β-decay ; isospin mixing
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Physics
    Notes: Abstract The positron–neutrino correlation in the 0+→0+ β-decay of 32Ar was measured at ISOLDE by analyzing the effect of lepton recoil on the shape of the narrow proton group following the super-allowed decay. Our result is consistent with the standard model prediction;for vanishing Fierz interference we find a=0.9989±0.0052±0.0039. Our result leads to improved constraints on scalar weak interactions. The positron–neutrino correlation in 33Ar decay was measured in the same experiment;for vanishing Fierz interference we find a=0.944±0.002±0.003. The 32Ar and 33Ar correlations, in combination with precision measurements of the half-lives, super-allowed branching ratios and beta endpoint energies, will determine the isospin impurities of the super-allowed transitions. These will provide useful tests of isospin-violation corrections used in deducing |Vud| which currently indicates non-unitarity of the KM matrix.
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