Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 72N. Zanichelli, 1979 - Nuclear physics |
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... hole , or through a two - hole interferometer . In this case , it would be convenient to talk of one and the same time to . To this end , the clock will be set at t experiment is repeated . ― = 0 every time the Suppose we want to ...
... hole , or through a two - hole interferometer . In this case , it would be convenient to talk of one and the same time to . To this end , the clock will be set at t experiment is repeated . ― = 0 every time the Suppose we want to ...
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... holes in it , we can choose whether it shall have gone through only one of the two holes ( triggering one or the other of two distinct counters ) or through both of them ( contributing to building up an interference fringe ) [ 59 ] . A ...
... holes in it , we can choose whether it shall have gone through only one of the two holes ( triggering one or the other of two distinct counters ) or through both of them ( contributing to building up an interference fringe ) [ 59 ] . A ...
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... hole actually happened anywhere ? There is no absolutely compelling evidence for a black hole today . How- ever , no one sees any other reasonable way to account for the unusual properties of the compact X - ray object Cyg X - 1 ...
... hole actually happened anywhere ? There is no absolutely compelling evidence for a black hole today . How- ever , no one sees any other reasonable way to account for the unusual properties of the compact X - ray object Cyg X - 1 ...
Contents
The discovery of the law of radioactive decay | 6 |
Early models of the nucleus | 15 |
Final remarks | 21 |
Copyright | |
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