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Eighth International Symposium on Subatomic Physics (SSP2022)
Nuclear Physics News, 2023Eberhard Widmann
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Neural networks as classifiers in subatomic physics
Nuclear Physics News, 1992Carsten Peterson
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Correlations and Clustering Phenomena in Subatomic Physics
NATO Advanced Study Institutes Series. Series B: Physics, 1997Quantum Monte Carlo Studies of Nuclear Ground States V. Pandharipande. Clustering in Nuclear Structure and Collisions H. Horiuchi. Nucleon-Nucleon Correlations in Photon-Induced Reactions P. Grabmayr. Nucleon-Nucleon Correlations in the Pionic Double Charge Exchange H. Clement. Elements of Quantum Transport Theory R. Malfliet.
Harakeh, M.N., Koch, J.H., Scholten, O.
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Organosilicon compounds meet subatomic physics: Muon spin resonance
Dalton Transactions, 2010Silylenes, germylenes and silenes react with muonium atoms, produced from muons generated at a particle accelerator. The resulting radicals can be studied by muon spin resonance spectroscopy, providing unique information about their structure and reactivity.
Robert, West, Paul W, Percival
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Symmetry principles and conservation laws in atomic and subatomic physics — 1
Resonance, 2010The whole theoretical framework of physics rests only on a few but profound principles. Wigner enlightened us by elucidating that “It is now natural for us to try to derive the laws of nature and to test their validity by means of the laws of invariance, rather than to derive the laws of invariance from what we believe to be the laws of nature.” Issues
P. C. Deshmukh, J. Libby
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Symmetry principles and conservation laws in atomic and subatomic physics — 2
Resonance, 2010This article is the second part of our review of the important role that symmetry plays in atomic and subatomic physics. We will concentrate on the discrete symmetries — parity, charge conjugation, and time reversal — that have played a significant part in the development of the ‘standard model’ of particle physics during the latter part of the 20th ...
P. C. Deshmukh, J. Libby
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