Titlebook: Advances in Nuclear Physics; Volume 7 Michel Baranger,Erich Vogt Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1973 Cross section.Isos

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Norbert Freinkel,Boyd E. Metzgere. Generally experiment and theory are in accord, especially when the correlated model is used. When sum-rule evaluations are made with the shell model, no explanation is found of the Nolen–Schiffer anomaly; rather the opposite, viz., a large second-order shift (-2 MeV for 208Pb) is found which . th

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S. Michael Mauer,Blanche M. Chaversble nuclei [see, e.g., (FHR 67), (Ley 70)]. The present survey deals with the information about nuclear structure that may be gained from the investigation of the beta-decay properties of nuclei far away from beta stability, where the energy available for beta decay is very large. The decay can ther

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Limitations of Pressure Measurement,ly than others. Thus for gamma rays ?2 MeV, .1, .1, and .2 transition probabilities have been well studied (Per 66, SHR 66, SG 65), and at higher energies, ?10 MeV, the absorption cross section and other properties of the .1 giant resonance are well known (Fir 70), but between these energies there a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9044-6Cross section; Isospin; Neutron; degrees of freedom; energy; fission; nuclear reaction; nucleon; scattering;

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