Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 76N. Zanichelli, 1981 - Nuclear physics |
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2 broadening effect of the collisions of the NO molecules with the CO , molecules . The effect of the pressure broadening is such that , if the analyser reads a true mixture of 5 % CO2 : 70 % N20 : 25 % O , ( a typical anaestetic ...
2 broadening effect of the collisions of the NO molecules with the CO , molecules . The effect of the pressure broadening is such that , if the analyser reads a true mixture of 5 % CO2 : 70 % N20 : 25 % O , ( a typical anaestetic ...
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... effect . The frequencies of the reflected and incident waves are equal if the reflecting boundary is stationary . Movement of the reflector ( or scatterer , or ensemble of scatterers ) towards the source , however , results in a ...
... effect . The frequencies of the reflected and incident waves are equal if the reflecting boundary is stationary . Movement of the reflector ( or scatterer , or ensemble of scatterers ) towards the source , however , results in a ...
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... effects of scattered photons in diagnostic radiology . The Compton effect can , however , provide useful information , an aspect which will be reviewed here . In most diagnostic applications of the Compton effect , one takes advantage ...
... effects of scattered photons in diagnostic radiology . The Compton effect can , however , provide useful information , an aspect which will be reviewed here . In most diagnostic applications of the Compton effect , one takes advantage ...
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Physicists and clinicians | 5 |
The Fourier transform properties of an image | 12 |
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