First Exploration of Neutron Shell Structure below Lead and beyond N=126.

First Exploration of Neutron Shell Structure below Lead and beyond N=126.
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevlett.124.062502
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发表时间:
2020-01
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
T. L. Tang;B. Kay;C. Hoffman;J. Schiffer;D. Sharp;L. Gaffney;S. Freeman;M. Mumpower;A. Arokiaraj;E. Baader;P. Butler;W. Catford;G. de Angelis;F. Flavigny;M. Gott;E. Gregor;J. Konki;M. Labiche;I. Lazarus;P. MacGregor;I. Martel;R. Page;Z. Podolyák;O. Poleshchuk;R. Raabe;F. Recchia;J. F. Smith-J. F.-Smith-2127105908;S. Szwec;J. Yang
T. L. Tang;B. Kay;C. Hoffman;J. Schiffer;D. Sharp;L. Gaffney;S. Freeman;M. Mumpower;A. Arokiaraj;E. Baader;P. Butler;W. Catford;G. de Angelis;F. Flavigny;M. Gott;E. Gregor;J. Konki;M. Labiche;I. Lazarus;P. MacGregor;I. Martel;R. Page;Z. Podolyák;O. Poleshchuk;R. Raabe;F. Recchia;J. F. Smith-J. F.-Smith-2127105908;S. Szwec;J. Yang
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理1区
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作者:
T. L. Tang;B. Kay;C. Hoffman;J. Schiffer;D. Sharp;L. Gaffney;S. Freeman;M. Mumpower;A. Arokiaraj;E. Baader;P. Butler;W. Catford;G. de Angelis;F. Flavigny;M. Gott;E. Gregor;J. Konki;M. Labiche;I. Lazarus;P. MacGregor;I. Martel;R. Page;Z. Podolyák;O. Poleshchuk;R. Raabe;F. Recchia;J. F. Smith-J. F.-Smith-2127105908;S. Szwec;J. Yang

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