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ηππ model of X0 and a possible η-π resonance
, 1966 An ηππ model of the X0 meson at 960 MeV is proposed through factorable π-π and η-π s-wave forces. The over-all dynamics is described by a three-body Schrödinger equation under a nonrelativistic approximation which is ...
Sundaresan, M. K., Mitra, A. N.
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Gjellestad and its Surroundings: What was known prior to the excavation of the ship burial?
VikingThe story behind the discovery of the Gjellestad ship burial is long and fragmented. In this chapter, we describe how knowledge of the prehistory of Gjellestad and its surroundings gradually developed over many generations, concluding with the use of ...
Sigrid Mannsåker Gundersen +1 more
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Effect of π-π interaction on high-energy π-p scattering
, 1956 The object of this paper is to examine the possibility of explaining the second maximum in (π-p) scattering in the framework of the Tamm-Dancoff approximation for (π-p) interaction, by postulating a resonant π-π interaction in the ...
Mitra, A. N., A. N. Mitra
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VikingViking ships were fundamental to the activities of trade, raiding, exploration, and transportation, and their construction and maintenance required considerable resources and specialized knowledge.
Jón Viðar Sigurðsson
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Finnish Maritime Archaeology through its Publications
Internet Archaeology, 2021 This article analyses Finnish maritime archaeology through a compiled bibliography of 621 scientific and popular works published between 1942–2020. General trends and turning points in the history of the discipline are identified and discussed vis-a-vis ...
Kristin Ilves, Marko Marila
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The T3(π, π) state of acridine
, 1983 The 0---0 band maximum of the transition T3(π, π∗)←T1 (π, π∗) of acridine occurs at ≈10200±20 cm-1 in inert (n-hexane, benzene, CCl4), at 10220±20 cm-1 in polar (acetonitrile) and at 10170±50 cm-1 in ...
N. Periasamy, Periasamy, N.
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Frontiers in Environmental ArchaeologySustainable Indigenous resource use reflects balance between animal populations and levels of human consumption, influenced by natural cycles of faunal abundance, community size and subsistence needs, procurement technologies, and the requirements of ...
Aron L. Crowell +2 more
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Helical unwinding of isolated CC1.
, 2019 (A and B) Far-UV CD spectrum of CC1 at different temperatures (4˚C, 14˚C, 24˚C, 34˚C, 37˚C, 42˚C, 47˚C) in the absence (A) or presence (B) of IP6. C. Normalized ellipticity (to ellipticity measured at 4˚C) at 222 nm (n = 2).
Gilbert Q. Martinez (82400) +1 more
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SOAR α1 helix defines its ability to interact with the STIM-CC1 region.
, 2018 (A–C) Comparative analysis of the effect of CC1 or SOAR α1 exchange on the resting FRET signals between STIM1-CC1 and SOAR molecules. (A) A diagram showing the FRET-based nanosensors used. (B) The effect of CC1 exchange on FRET signals between SC111x and
Ping Gao (172038) +14 more
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Multilingual Access to Cultural Heritage Resources
Internet Archaeology, 2005 For the visitor to the ARENA Portal for Archaeological Records of Europe Networked Access, the first option is to choose the language of the interface: Danish, English, Icelandic, Polish, Norwegian or Romanian. These are the languages of the six partners
Irina Oberländer-Târnoveanu
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