Extended domain of validity of the hauser-feshback formula in the framework of the statistical theory (1981)
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- Autor USP: HUSSEIN, MAHIR SALEH - IF
- Unidade: IF
- Assunto: FISICA
- Language: Inglês
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ABNT
HUSSEIN, M S et al. Extended domain of validity of the hauser-feshback formula in the framework of the statistical theory. . São Paulo: IFUSP. Disponível em: http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd281.pdf. Acesso em: 22 maio 2024. , 1981 -
APA
Hussein, M. S., Lî, J. Q., Tang, X. T., & Weidenmüller, H. A. (1981). Extended domain of validity of the hauser-feshback formula in the framework of the statistical theory. São Paulo: IFUSP. Recuperado de http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd281.pdf -
NLM
Hussein MS, Lî JQ, Tang XT, Weidenmüller HA. Extended domain of validity of the hauser-feshback formula in the framework of the statistical theory [Internet]. 1981 ;[citado 2024 maio 22 ] Available from: http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd281.pdf -
Vancouver
Hussein MS, Lî JQ, Tang XT, Weidenmüller HA. Extended domain of validity of the hauser-feshback formula in the framework of the statistical theory [Internet]. 1981 ;[citado 2024 maio 22 ] Available from: http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd281.pdf - Elastic enhancement factor in the 'ANTPOT.11 B' (p,'N IND.0') 'ANTPOT.11 C' reaction at e =14.3 mev
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