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A correction of the neutrinoless 2\b{eta}-decay model was proposed whichpredicted a shift of the 2\b{eta}0{\nu}-signal from the Q value (2\b{eta}-decayenergy). The shifts were calculated for 76Ge (\D{elta}E=-2.6 keV), 100Mo(\D{elta}E=-4.7 keV), 130Te (\D{elta}E=-3.7 keV). The calculations for 76Gewere in agreement with H-M results. A reanalysis of the published Quoricinodata (a search for a 2\b{eta}0{\nu}-decay of 130Te) was performed. It indicateda presence of a signal at E = 2523.5 keV \a{pprox} Q(130Te)-3.7 keV. It couldbe attributed to the 130Te neutrinoless 2\b{eta}-decay with T1/2 =(5.7+-2.3)10^23 y. A comparison of the H-M and Quoricino data has stronglysupported the experimental observation of the 2\b{eta}0{\nu}-decay process anda validity of the proposed correction.

Neutrinoless double-beta decay of 76Ge and 130Te. A correction of the neutrinoless 2\b{eta}-decay model and a reanalysis of QUORICINO results