Quenching of single-particle strengths in direct reactions

Quenching of single-particle strengths in direct reactions
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevc.104.024608
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发表时间:
2021-08
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影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
J. Manfredi;J. Lee;A. Rogers;M. Tsang;W. G. Lynch;C. Anderson;J. Barney;K. Brown;B. Brophy;G. Cerizza;Z. Chajecki;G. Chen;J. Elson;J. Estee;H. Iwasaki;C. Langer;Z. Li;C. Loelius;C. Niu;C. Pruitt;H. Setiawan;R. Showalter;K. Smith;L. Sobotka;S. Sweany;S. Tangwancharoen;J. Winkelbauer;Z. Xiao;Z. Xu
J. Manfredi;J. Lee;A. Rogers;M. Tsang;W. G. Lynch;C. Anderson;J. Barney;K. Brown;B. Brophy;G. Cerizza;Z. Chajecki;G. Chen;J. Elson;J. Estee;H. Iwasaki;C. Langer;Z. Li;C. Loelius;C. Niu;C. Pruitt;H. Setiawan;R. Showalter;K. Smith;L. Sobotka;S. Sweany;S. Tangwancharoen;J. Winkelbauer;Z. Xiao;Z. Xu
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
J. Manfredi;J. Lee;A. Rogers;M. Tsang;W. G. Lynch;C. Anderson;J. Barney;K. Brown;B. Brophy;G. Cerizza;Z. Chajecki;G. Chen;J. Elson;J. Estee;H. Iwasaki;C. Langer;Z. Li;C. Loelius;C. Niu;C. Pruitt;H. Setiawan;R. Showalter;K. Smith;L. Sobotka;S. Sweany;S. Tangwancharoen;J. Winkelbauer;Z. Xiao;Z. Xu

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