Shell evolution of stable N = 50-56 Zr and Mo nuclei with respect to low-lying octupole excitations

Shell evolution of stable N = 50-56 Zr and Mo nuclei with respect to low-lying octupole excitations
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10.1140/epja/i2017-12224-7
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2017-03
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The European Physical Journal A
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E. Gregor;M. Scheck;R. Chapman;L. Gaffney;J. Keatings;K. Mashtakov;D. O’Donnell;J. Smith;
E. Gregor;M. Scheck;R. Chapman;L. Gaffney;J. Keatings;K. Mashtakov;D. O’Donnell;J. Smith;
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作者:
E. Gregor;M. Scheck;R. Chapman;L. Gaffney;J. Keatings;K. Mashtakov;D. O’Donnell;J. Smith;

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