6Li-vector+12C inelastic scattering at 30 and 50 MeV.
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V Hnizdo
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Microscopic T-Violating Optical Potential: Implications for Neutron-Transmission Experiments.
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Optical-model description of time-reversal violation in neutron-nucleus scattering.
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Differences between the deformed-potential and folding-model descriptions of inelastic nuclear scattering.
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Observables for polarized neutrons transmitted through polarized targets.
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Analyzing powers for elastic and inelastic scattering of polarized 6Li from 12C at 30 MeV.
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Analyzing powers for elastic and inelastic scattering of polarized 6Li from 9Be at 32 MeV.
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Vector polarized 6Li scattering from 12C and 16O.
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Spin-spin effects through nuclear reorientation in elastic scattering of deformed heavy ions.
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Negative parity states of even-A Pt isotopes from proton inelastic scattering.
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Spin-spin dependence of total cross sections as an effect of static nuclear deformation.
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Monte Carlo analysis of the detection of clay occlusion of respirable quartz particles using multiple voltage scanning electron microscopy.
The electron incident-energy dependence of the relative intensities of Al and Si x-rays produced in a respirable-sized quartz particle by scanning electron microscopy is sensitive to the inhomogeneity of the distribution of Al and Si in the particle. Realistic Monte Carlo calculations of this energy dependence validate the proposal to use this effect for the detection of particles in which an aluminosilicate coating occludes the surface of a silica core.
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