LIFETIME AND BEAM LOSSES STUDIES OF PARTIALLY STRIP IONS IN THE SPS ( 129 Xe 39 + )

LIFETIME AND BEAM LOSSES STUDIES OF PARTIALLY STRIP IONS IN THE SPS ( 129 Xe 39 + )
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SPS ( 129 Xe 39 ) 中部分条带离子的寿命和束流损失研究

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2018
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P. N. Lebedev
P. N. Lebedev
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Simon Hirlaender;R. A. Fernández;H. Bartosik;N. Biancacci;T. Bohl;S. C. Cave;K. Cornellis;B. Goddard;V. Kain;M. Lamont;D. Manglunki;G. Papotti;M. Schaumann;F. Zimmermann;M. Krasny;F. Kröger;T. Stöhlker;G. Weber;H. Jena;V. Shevelko;P. N. Lebedev

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