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The allowed favored beta-transitions are studied in relation to problems of nuclear structure and beta-decay theory. These problems include (1) the influence of deviations from L-S coupling on the beta-decay matrix elements of the light nuclei, (2) the relation between the observed magnetic moments, simple nuclear models and deviations from L-S coupling, (3) determination of the ratio of Fermi to Gamow-Teller type coupling constants, and (4) determination of the absolute magnitudes of the coupling constants.The analysis of all available data yields two mutually supporting conclusions: (a) a substantial Fermi-type component is present in the beta-decay interaction and (b) deviations from L-S coupling are an important factor in the interpretation of nuclear magnetic moments.
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George L. Trigg (1952) studied this question.
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