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Proton-proton polarization between 27 MeV and 100 MeV
Nuclear Physics, 1963The polarization in p-p scattering was measured at various energies between 27 Mev and 100 Mev in a counter experiment using the 150 Mev, 48% polarized proton beam of the Harwell synchrocyclotron incident on a liquid hydrogen target. The beam energy was reduced by suitable absorbers, and the mean energy and energy resolution of each measurement were ...
P. Christmas, A.E. Taylor
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Annals of Physics, 1959
Abstract Monoergic electrons were scattered from thin Zapon and Nylon foils. The scattered electrons were observed at 30° in the laboratory system ( ca 90° c.m.) were analyzed by a magnetic spectrometer. The absolute electron-electron scattering cross sections agree with the theory of Moller to within the experimental error of 4%.
J.J Kepes, B Waldman, W.C Miller
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Abstract Monoergic electrons were scattered from thin Zapon and Nylon foils. The scattered electrons were observed at 30° in the laboratory system ( ca 90° c.m.) were analyzed by a magnetic spectrometer. The absolute electron-electron scattering cross sections agree with the theory of Moller to within the experimental error of 4%.
J.J Kepes, B Waldman, W.C Miller
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Annals of Physics, 1959
Abstract Monoergic electrons were scattered from thin foils of aluminum, nickel, silver, and gold. The scattered electrons were analyzed by a 90° magnetic spectrometer using a scintillation detector. The absolute cross sections were measured at 30° with an estimated error of 3%, at 60° and 90° with an estimated error of 2%, and at 120° and 150° with ...
V Spiegel +4 more
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Abstract Monoergic electrons were scattered from thin foils of aluminum, nickel, silver, and gold. The scattered electrons were analyzed by a 90° magnetic spectrometer using a scintillation detector. The absolute cross sections were measured at 30° with an estimated error of 3%, at 60° and 90° with an estimated error of 2%, and at 120° and 150° with ...
V Spiegel +4 more
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Transitions electromagnetiques 6.92 MeV − 6.13 MeV et 7.12 MeV − 6.13 MeV dans 16O
Physics Letters, 1962S. Gorodetzky +4 more
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Transitions electromagnetiques 6.92 MeV → 6.06 MeV et 7.12 MeV → 6.06 MeV dans L'O16
Physics Letters, 1962S. Gorodetzky +4 more
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Deuteron photodisintegration between 100 MeV and 255 MeV
Czechoslovak Journal of Physics B, 1986E. DE SANCTIS +12 more
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2010
MultiExperiment Viewer (MeV) is a freely available software application that puts modern bioinformatics tools for integrative data analysis in the hands of bench biologists. MeV is a versatile microarray data analysis tool, incorporating sophisticated algorithms for clustering, visualization, classification, statistical analysis, and biological theme ...
Eleanor Howe +5 more
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MultiExperiment Viewer (MeV) is a freely available software application that puts modern bioinformatics tools for integrative data analysis in the hands of bench biologists. MeV is a versatile microarray data analysis tool, incorporating sophisticated algorithms for clustering, visualization, classification, statistical analysis, and biological theme ...
Eleanor Howe +5 more
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Absorption of 5.3-Mev, 10.3-Mev, and 17.6-Mev Gamma-Rays
Physical Review, 1952E. S. Rosenblum +2 more
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Shielding Measurements for 3 MeV and 15 MeV Neutrons
Health Physics, 1966J J, Broerse, F J, van Werven
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Path Integrals from meV to MeV: Tutzing '92
Path Integrals from meV to MeV: Tutzing '92, 1994Hermann Grabert +3 more
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