The shape of the allowed beta spectrum and the directional correlations of the allowed beta ray and gamma or alpha ray have been investigated theoretically with an assumption of VA. We take into account the Coulomb field due to the daughter nucleus, the finite de Broglie wavelength effect, and the contribution of the second forbidden matrix elements, M(r²), M(α·r), M(σr²), M((σ·r)r), M(γ₅r), and M(α×r), simultaneously. Relations between coordinate-type and momentum-type matrix elements are given in the nonrelativistic approximation. In this case, M(α×r)M(σ)=M^-1. The correction factors for the beta spectra of B¹² and N¹² as well as their ratio have almost no energy dependence, since several corrections cancel each other. On the other hand, this ratio varies by 12% over the whole spectrum, if we adopt ${M({α}×{}r)}{M({σ})}={M}^{{-}1}({{μ}}ₚ{-}{{μ}}ₙ)$ as given by Gell-Mann. The beta-alpha directional correlation of ${Li}⁸$ is discussed also.
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