"WWW Chart of the Nuclides" here is based on the most
recent compilation of experimental data by T.Horiguchi (Hiroshima
International University) (2004), beta-decay half-lives estimated,
by T.Tachibana (Waseda University) (2000), with the Gross Theory
[T.Tachibana, M.Yamada, Proc. Int. Conf on exotic nuclei and atomic
masses, Arles, 1995, p.763], and alpha-decay half-lives based on
the reference of V.E.Vola, Jr. and G.T.Seaborg, J. Inorg. Nucl.
Chems, 28, 741 (1966) and newly adjusted parameter values.
A printed version of "Chart of the Nuclides 2004", compiled
by T.Horiguchi, T. Tachibana, H.Koura and J.Katakura, JNDC and
Nuclear Data Center, JAERI (2005), is available.
In this WWW chart of the nuclides, a decay mode of ground state
is indicated with decay mode
pattern. A half-life of each nuclide is shown with color
codes and numerical values. For the nuclides which have an
isomer with a half-life longer than its ground state, the half-life
of the isomer is shown in the chart. In such cases, a small rectangule
is displayed at the right top corner. The color of the small rectangule
is corresponding to the half-life of the ground state.
By clicking a box of each nuclide, information on the nuclide
is shown, which contains spin and half-life, mass,
strong gamma-rays from nuclear decay, decay data,
and links to figures and tables of cross-section data stored in Japanese evaluated nuclear data library
JENDL-3.3.
When a box of atomic numbers located at the left side is clicked,
an isotope list of corresponding element is displayed.
"WWW Chart of the Nuclides 2004" was created by using gd1.1.1 which
was developed by Thomas Boutell of the Quest Protein Database Center,
Cold Spring Harbor Labs, USA.
History of WWW Chart of the Nuclides 2004
- 2005/01/14
- New version was created.
- 2005/02/14
- Modified to show decay energies.
- 2005/04/12
- Above explanation and charts were slightly modified.
- 2005/10/20
- Information on spin and half-life shown in each nuclide page was modified.
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- 2006/02/21
- Modified to show links to evaluated data libraries.
