On the possibility to search for double beta decay of initially unstable (alpha/beta radioactive) nuclei
Abstract
Possibilities to search for double beta decay of alpha/beta unstable nuclei, many of which have higher energy release than "conventional" (beta stable) double beta decay candidates, are discussed. First experimental half-life limits on double beta decay of radioactive nuclides from U and Th families (trace contaminants of the CaWO4, CdWO4 and Gd2SiO5 scintillators) were established by reanalyzing the data of low-background measurements in the Solotvina Underground Laboratory with these detectors (1734 h with CaWO4, 13316 h with CdWO4, and 13949 h with Gd2SiO5 crystals).
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