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( 2 ) To obtain reliable results , the intensity P ( 20 ) should contain only one of the
spectral components ( either Ka , or Kay ) . Therefore , one of the components
must be removed by a modified Rachinger correction ( Carpenter et al . , 1971 ) .
( 2 ) To obtain reliable results , the intensity P ( 20 ) should contain only one of the
spectral components ( either Ka , or Kay ) . Therefore , one of the components
must be removed by a modified Rachinger correction ( Carpenter et al . , 1971 ) .
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The small amplitude of the cluster component is thought to be due to the
mismatch between the lattice parameters of y iron ... This means that the
assignment of magnetic components to particular configurations becomes difficult
, particularly if ...
The small amplitude of the cluster component is thought to be due to the
mismatch between the lattice parameters of y iron ... This means that the
assignment of magnetic components to particular configurations becomes difficult
, particularly if ...
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Placing a solid or welded band of one of the components around the outside of
the ribbon disk was also considered , but not tried . There are several advantages
to making targets of ribbon rather than powder : ( a ) ribbons prepared from bulk ...
Placing a solid or welded band of one of the components around the outside of
the ribbon disk was also considered , but not tried . There are several advantages
to making targets of ribbon rather than powder : ( a ) ribbons prepared from bulk ...
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