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Table 2. Theoretical shape factors up to a third forbidden unique tran- tran-sition. See text for the explanation of the parameters.
Table 3. Experimental mean energies and differences from calculated mean energies for a set of second (2nuf ), third (3nuf ) and fourth (4nuf ) forbidden non-unique transitions
Fig. 2. Comparison between the measured beta spectrum of 241 Pu from (Loidl, 2010) and three calculated spectra: a classical  al-lowed transition without screening or exchange, the same  includ-ing screeninclud-ing, and a complete one includinclud-ing scre

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