Measurements are reported of the 0-350 kev portion of the gamma-ray spectra following neutron capture in the 1.46-, 3.86-, and 9.10-ev resonances of the ₄₉In¹¹⁵ target nucleus. The prominent features of the spectra are significantly different for the three resonances as indicated by the ratios of relative intensities of the 67-, 98-, 188-, and 280-kev gamma rays. The 0-1600 kev portion of the spectrum following thermal neutron capture is presented. The absolute intensity of the 280-kev gamma ray has been measured for the three resonances.
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