Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 11N. Zanichelli, 1960 - Nuclear physics |
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{ h , and e replace ( 155 ) ( 6 " t " } b ' 1 ' ) = n ( expli [ [ ( i / 2 ) ( 6 * Jētb ) — 6 * 6 ]
at Db ( t ) . riting prefer familiar ir state This expression is understood to be the
limit of a corresponding sum over skeleton histories when the subdivision in time
is ...
{ h , and e replace ( 155 ) ( 6 " t " } b ' 1 ' ) = n ( expli [ [ ( i / 2 ) ( 6 * Jētb ) — 6 * 6 ]
at Db ( t ) . riting prefer familiar ir state This expression is understood to be the
limit of a corresponding sum over skeleton histories when the subdivision in time
is ...
Page 181
Optical telescopes do well only to distances a little short density deduced from
these limits lies between 7 and 100 . 10 - 30 g ... A . W . SUNYAR and M .
GOLDITABER , in a kind personal communication , give a neutrino Aux limit of <
2 . 5 .
Optical telescopes do well only to distances a little short density deduced from
these limits lies between 7 and 100 . 10 - 30 g ... A . W . SUNYAR and M .
GOLDITABER , in a kind personal communication , give a neutrino Aux limit of <
2 . 5 .
Page 405
Collecting the corrections and looking at the limit one arrives at for g taking into
account the last experimental data , one gets 9 , > > 2 . ( 1 . 001 24 + 0 . 000 08 ) .
This has to be compared to the theoretical value 9 , = 2 ( 1 . 00116 ) . We arrive ...
Collecting the corrections and looking at the limit one arrives at for g taking into
account the last experimental data , one gets 9 , > > 2 . ( 1 . 001 24 + 0 . 000 08 ) .
This has to be compared to the theoretical value 9 , = 2 ( 1 . 00116 ) . We arrive ...
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Contents
GENERALITÀ | 1 |
PARTE PRIMA Problemi teorici | 9 |
PARTE SECONDA Correlazioni angolari polarizzazioni e decadimenti beta | 197 |
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