Radiative pion absorption in complex nuclei
Radiative pion absorption calculations for complex nuclei
RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION↗
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The production of charged pions by 600 MeV protons on various nuclei
Charged pion production by proton beam incidence on elements from beryllium to lead
NUCLEAR SCATTERING↗
Comparison of the lifetimes of positive and negative pions
Preliminary data analysis of lifetimes of positive and negative pions
SPECTROSCOPY↗
Optical models for pion-nucleus scattering
Optical model for calculating elastic scattering of pions by nuclei
SPECTROSCOPY↗
A significant difference in mammalian-cell polyploidy induction between plateau and ''star'' regions of a negative pion beam
Biological effectiveness of negative pion beam on mice with abdominal lymphoma
TUMOR↗
Self-consistent three-body calculation of pion-nucleon scattering.
Self-consistent three-body calculation of pion- nucleon scattering using off-energy shell theory
THREE-BODY PROBLEM↗
Displacement damage in silicon due to secondary neutrons, pions, deuterons, and alphas from proton interactions with materials
The enhancement of displacement damage energy deposition due to secondary neutrons, pions, deuterons, and alphas resulting from high energy proton interactions with aluminium and tungsten shielding are examined in this paper.
silicon↗
Displacement damage in silicon due to secondary neutrons, pions, deuterons, and alphas from proton interactions with materials
This paper examines the enhancement of displacement damage energy deposition due to secondary neutrons, pions, deuterons, and alphas resulting from high energy (100-1000MeV) proton interactions with aluminum and tungsten shielding.
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Comparison of calculated radiochemical cross sections with experimental results for incident protons and negative pions in the 50 to 400 MeV region - Effect of varying a few nuclear parameters in the calculations
Effect of varying nuclear parameters in calculating radiochemical cross sections for incident proton and negative pion reactions in 50 to 400 MeV region
Bertini, H. W.↗
Wide angle elastic scattering of pions from hydrogen at 4 to 10 GeV/c
Differential cross sections for elastic scattering of pions from hydrogen protons
Lanza, R. C.↗
Analytic representation of nucleon and pion-emission spectra from nucleon-nucleus collisions in the energy range 750-2000 MeV
Analytical representation of nucleon and pion emission spectra from nucleon-nucleus collisions in energy range 750-2000 MeV
Alsmiller, R. G., Jr.↗
Direct production of electron-positron pairs by 16.2-Bev/c negative pions.
Electron-positron pairs production by negative pions in nuclear emulsion, noting possible sources of selection error
Burwell, J. R.↗
The energy spectra of electrons from pion-muon-electron decays in interstellar space
Energy spectra of electrons from pion-muon- electron decays in interstellar gas
Scanlon, J. H.↗
High energy pion-deuteron elastic scattering
High energy pion-deuteron elastic scattering
Chase, R. C.↗
Single-proton emission following positive pion absorption in carbon.
Absorption cross section for 68 Mev positive pion absorption by 1p 3/2 neutron in C12 nucleus followed by single proton emission at 11 degrees
Blecher, M.↗
Pion capture in super 6 Li and super 7 Li, the formation of super 4 H, a search for super 5 H.
Lithium 6 and 7 fission following pion capture, searching for H 4 and 5
Coulson, L.↗
Elastic scattering of negative pions from deuterons at 2.01, 3.77, and 5.53 GeV/c.
Elastic scattering cross sections of negative pions by deuterons compared with Glauber model calculations
Chase, R. C.↗
The absorbed dose and dose equivalent from negatively and positively charged pions in the energy range 10 to 2000 MeV
Absorbed dose and dose equivalent from negatively and positively charged pions in energy range 10 to 2000 MeV
Alsmiller, R. G., Jr.↗