Looking for excited state gamma emission data on everything?

[mesa]

Hey guys, I am looking for a database on gamma emission from the first few excited states of known isotopes for a piece of software we are putting together. Any format is fine.

Thanks!

 

[gleem]

Here is a link to a database of for gamma decay schemes for number of isotopes https://www.nucleonica.com/wiki/index.php?title=Decay_Schemes

 

[mesa]

Here is a link to a database of for gamma decay schemes for number of isotopes https://www.nucleonica.com/wiki/index.php?title=Decay_Schemes

Thank you gleem, unfortunately what we need is non decay gamma emission from things like non elastic collisions, product emission from fusion/fission reactions, etc..

Basically the gamma specs for all nuclides going from the excited states to ground states of each nucleus.

 

[gleem]

Basically the gamma specs for all nuclides going from the excited states to ground states of each nucleus

You want the gamma decay scheme right? for which nuclei?

 

[mesa]

You want the gamma decay scheme right? for which nuclei?

Not the decay schemes, but more like from the products of reactions like this:

Si28+n->Si28+n+gamma, where the gamma comes from the excited state of the Si28

or this:

O16+T->F18+n gamma, where the gamma comes from the excited state of the F18

Basically, each nucleus has a ground state, if it is excited to a higher state via an incoming particle in a non elastic collision like in the first example, or by an energetic nuclear transmutation (products have less mass than the reactants, and E=mc^2, therefore energy is evolved) as in the second example.

 

[gleem]

You mean like this for O¹⁶ if so see http://www.tunl.duke.edu/nucldata/ for nuclei from A=5 to 20.

 

[mesa]

Found it!

https://www.nndc.bnl.gov/nudat2/indx_adopted.jsp