On the nuclear dependence of the mu-e conversion branching ratio
T. S. Kosmas
Abstract
The variation of the coherent branching ratio Rμe (ratio of the μ- e- reaction rate divided by the total muon-capture rate) through the periodic table is studied by using exact muon wave functions. It was found that, by using very heavy nuclei (e.g. 197Au, the SINDRUM II target) as μ- e- conversion stopping-targets, the above ratio is favored by a factor of about four to five than by using light ones (e.g. 48Ti, chosen as PRIME target).
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