Angular Correlation Measurements is a nuclear spectroscopic method that determines the spatial alignment of successive gamma-ray emissions from excited nuclear states by analyzing the directional dependence of their emission probabilities relative to each other.
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Elementary Theory of Angular Momentum
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Positron studies of condensed matter
R N West · Advances In Physics · 1973 · 740 citations
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