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Measurement of the $^{99}$Tc $β$ spectrum with Silicon Drift Detectors
The need for reliable calculations of Nuclear Matrix Elements is compelling for the next generation of neutrinoless double-beta decay experiments. This requires nuclear models to be validated against experimental data, such as non-unique forbidden $β$ decays, which have been found sensitive to detai
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