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The most accurate determinations of the life-periods of short-lived radioactive nuclei have been made using either coincidence circuits with variable resolving times1, or the method of delayed coincidences2.
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ROWLANDS, S. Application of the Cathode Ray Oscillograph to Measurements of Short Life-Periods of Radioactive Sources. Nature 160, 191 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/160191a0
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