Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 11N. Zanichelli, 1960 - Nuclear physics |
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The distinction between charged and neutral particles of a certain type can be
made by a dichotomic variable called « isobaric spin » . Invariance with respect
to rotations about one direction in isobaric space ( conventionally the axis 3 ) ...
The distinction between charged and neutral particles of a certain type can be
made by a dichotomic variable called « isobaric spin » . Invariance with respect
to rotations about one direction in isobaric space ( conventionally the axis 3 ) ...
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In the s operat tely an all sti erhielte The concept of spatial reflection can easily
be formulated in classical terms . Imagine a particle orbit ( Fig . 2 ) and also
consider the orbit reflected with respect to some center , ( r - > - r , v → - v or p * -
p ) .
In the s operat tely an all sti erhielte The concept of spatial reflection can easily
be formulated in classical terms . Imagine a particle orbit ( Fig . 2 ) and also
consider the orbit reflected with respect to some center , ( r - > - r , v → - v or p * -
p ) .
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... These two independent distributions of the vector J , corresponding to the
states ( 0 , JM and WpJM , , give rise to a definite angular distribution of the axis p
with respect to n , which may be written as an expansion in Legendre
polynomials of ...
... These two independent distributions of the vector J , corresponding to the
states ( 0 , JM and WpJM , , give rise to a definite angular distribution of the axis p
with respect to n , which may be written as an expansion in Legendre
polynomials of ...
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Contents
GENERALITĄ | 1 |
PARTE PRIMA Problemi teorici | 9 |
PARTE SECONDA Correlazioni angolari polarizzazioni e decadimenti beta | 197 |
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