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Rapaport, J.; Loef, J.J. van

doi:10.1103/physrev.114.565

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Excitation Function of the ReactionZn64(n, p)Cu64

Abstract: tion of the incident beam and for compound-nucleus states well resolved in energy, an analysis of the interferences between compound-nucleus decay and direct processes could lead to information concerning the spins and parities of the compound-nucleus states involved in the reaction.

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