ANALYSIS OF THE ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF THE ISOMER RATIO IN THE SN-120 P, ALPHA IN-117, -117M REACTION
Quantum mechanics - calculation of isomer ratios, particle emission and spin distribution in tin and indium
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Quantum mechanics - calculation of isomer ratios, particle emission and spin distribution in tin and indium
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Huizenga and vandenbosch method for calculating isomer ratios extended to tin-indium nuclear reactions
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