Titlebook: Advances in Nuclear Physics; Volume 4 Michel Baranger,Erich Vogt Book 1971 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1971 nuclear physics

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John A. Quelch,Carin-Isabel Knooprojectiles, photodisintegration, kaon capture, and pion absorption. Some of these reactions occur through different mechanisms, some occur through the same mechanism but involve very different regions of momentum transfer or have different degrees and areas of spatial localization, but all give info

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Steven W. Bender,William F. ArrochaIndeed, all physical knowledge is clearly relevant in understanding our universe because of the limitless ranges of temperature and density which are believed to have existed in different regions and at different times. Most objects in the universe are, of course, not accessible for experimental ana

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Knowledge-Guided Compatibility Modeling,ei with proton number near fifty. It is natural to group these together. According to our simplest models, their structures are intimately related. They are spherical nuclei, or at least not strongly deformed. The tin isotopes, with . = 50, are classified as “single-closed-shell nuclei,” since 50 is

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978-1-4615-8230-4Springer Science+Business Media New York 1971

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