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Mario Ageno and the status of biophysics. [PDF]

Hist Philos Life Sci
Cozzoli D.
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Micromegas with GEM preamplification for enhanced energy threshold in low-background gaseous time projection chambers. [PDF]

Open Res Eur
Castel Pablo JF, Cebrián Guajardo S, Dafni T, Díez Ibáñez D, Galán Lacarra J, García Pascual JA, Ezquerro Sastre Á, García Irastorza I, Luzón Marco G, Margalejo Blasco C, Mirallas Sánchez H, Obis Aparicio L, Ortiz de Solórzano A, Pérez Lázaro Ó, Porrón Lafuente J, Jiménez Puyuelo M.   +15 more
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The Solar Neutrino Problems.

Butsuri, 1996
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Mathematical Modeling of Physical Reality: From Numbers to Fractals, Quantum Mechanics and the Standard Model. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Kupczynski M.
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Spectral synthesis techniques for supernovae and kilonovae. [PDF]

Living Rev Comput Astrophys
Jerkstrand A.
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The solar neutrino problem

AIP Conference Proceedings, 1979
A summary of the results of the Brookhaven solar neutrino experiment is given and discussed in relation to solar‐model calculations. A review is given of the merits of various new solar neutrino detectors that have been proposed.
B T Cleveland
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Neutrino oscillations and the solar-neutrino problem

Physical Review D, 1987
The values of neutrino masses and mixing angles which are required by the Mikheyev-Smirnov-Wolfenstein (MSW) solution to the solar-neutrino problem are found from analytic solutions to the neutrino propagation equations in the Sun. They coincide with those obtained through extensive numerical computations by Rosen and Gelb.
, Dar, , Mann, , Melina, , Zajfman
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Solving the Solar Neutrino Problem

Scientific American Sp, 2003
Building a detector the size of a 10-story building two kilometers underground is a strange way to study solar phenomena. Yet that has turned out to be the key to unlocking a decades-old puzzle about the physical processes occurring inside the sun. English physicist Arthur Eddington suggested as early as 1920 that nuclear fusion powered the sun, but ...
Arthur B, McDonald, Joshua R, Klein, David L, Wark   +2 more
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