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October 1, 1998Journal of Nuclear Science and TechnologyOpen Access

Super High Resolution Measurement of Fine Structure in the Total Photonuclear Cross Section of 13C

Hideo Harada K. Furutaka Yoshiaki SHIGETOME Hideaki Ohgaki H. Toyokawa

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KEYWORDS: photonuclear reactionscross sections fine structurephoton absorptioncarbon 13resolutionhigh energy photonphoton spectrometerlaser Compton scattering photonexperimentgamma radiation width

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9a78cb26bdba86e64e41c6 https://doi.org/10.1080/18811248.1998.9733935

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