Super Precise Data
In this data-driven analysis, the status of 83Se decay is examined based on references from 1974 and 1973. The decay scheme is well established, with recent measurements incorporating uncertainties at a remarkably low level. The documentation of uncertainties is thorough. However, challenges arise regarding how to combine these diverse measurements effectively - whether to adopt newer values, merge in adopted values, or adjust uncertainties. This comprehensive examination aims to provide clarity on deriving precise conclusions from the available data.
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Status of 83Se decay, prior to 2015 Data from two main references : 1974Kr27 and 1973Fe08 1974Kr27 E ~0.2 keV (or worse) I ~5% (or worse)
Recent measurement to be incorporated Uncertainties as low as E = 0.01 keV I ~ 1%
How to combine these measurements? Must adopt the newer Krane values ?? Weighted average has no impact here What about merging in the Adopted Values?? Arbitrarily increase uncertainties?