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An Algebra Bundle for Non-Composable Coincidence Probabilities in Gamma-ray Spectroscopy
Understanding nuclear level schemes from the detection of emitted gamma-rays is, at its core, a combinatorial problem. The transition matrix formalism that treats nuclear decay as a Markov process is a well established treatment for the prediction of emitted and detected gamma-rays. However, with th
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