Neutron total cross sections for neutrons, protons and deuterons in the energy range of 90 to 150 MeV
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1955 • 13 citations
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1953 • 13 citations
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1954 • 11 citations
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1964 • 9 citations
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1965 • 8 citations
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1965 • 8 citations
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