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We have been testing the theory used to calculate internal-conversioncoefficients (ICCs) by making a series of measurements of alpha_K values withprecision better than +/-2%. So far we have measured E3 transitions in threenuclei, 103Rh, 111Cd and 134Cs; and M4 transitions in six nuclei, 119Sn, 125Te,127Te, 137Ba, 193Ir and 197Pt. Together, these span a wide range of A and Zvalues. In all cases, the results strongly favor Dirac-Fock calculations inwhich the final-state electron wave function has been computed in an atomicfield that includes the vacancy created by the internal-conversion process.

Precise Test of Internal-Conversion Theory: alpha_K Measurements for Transitions in Nine Nuclei Spanning Z values from 45 to 78