Synthesis of new transuranium isotopes in multinucleon transfer reactions using a velocity filter

Synthesis of new transuranium isotopes in multinucleon transfer reactions using a velocity filter
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10.1140/epja/i2016-16278-7
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2016-09
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The European Physical Journal A
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S. Heinz;H. M. Devaraja;O. Beliuskina;V. Comas;S. Hofmann;C. Hornung;G. Münzenberg;D. Ackermann;M. Gupta;R. Henderson;F. Heßberger;B. Kindler;B. Lommel;R. Mann;J. Maurer;K. Moody;K. Nishio;A. Popeko;D. Shaughnessy;M. Stoyer;A. Yeremin
S. Heinz;H. M. Devaraja;O. Beliuskina;V. Comas;S. Hofmann;C. Hornung;G. Münzenberg;D. Ackermann;M. Gupta;R. Henderson;F. Heßberger;B. Kindler;B. Lommel;R. Mann;J. Maurer;K. Moody;K. Nishio;A. Popeko;D. Shaughnessy;M. Stoyer;A. Yeremin
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S. Heinz;H. M. Devaraja;O. Beliuskina;V. Comas;S. Hofmann;C. Hornung;G. Münzenberg;D. Ackermann;M. Gupta;R. Henderson;F. Heßberger;B. Kindler;B. Lommel;R. Mann;J. Maurer;K. Moody;K. Nishio;A. Popeko;D. Shaughnessy;M. Stoyer;A. Yeremin

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