Model calculations predict that 39Ti is a viable two-proton emitter with a partial half-life near 0.4 to 10 ms, and that 38Ti is a more promising, faster two-proton emitter.
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Exploring the possible two-proton radioactivity of $^{38,39}$Ti
Model calculations predict that 39Ti is a viable two-proton emitter with a partial half-life near 0.4 to 10 ms, and that 38Ti is a more promising, faster two-proton emitter.