Fix Th-234 LNHB ensdf parsing #1270
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Fix the parsing of Th-234 in the LNHB ensdf file. This change checks for repeated levels with the same energy and different spin-parity that are included in the ensdf file to represent an isomeric transition. The low probability level is neglected now, because no probability is provided for the transition. Previously, both levels contained high probability beta decays towards them and were treated equivalently, leading to an incorrect decay scheme.
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Fix the parsing of
Th-234in the LNHBensdffile. This change checks for repeated levels with the same energy and different spin-parity that are included in theensdffile to represent an isomeric transition. The low probability level is neglected now, because no probability is provided for the transition. Previously, both levels contained high probability beta decays towards them and were treated equivalently, leading to an incorrect decay scheme. Note that the NNDCTh-234ensdffile was treated correctly.