Gamma-ray Angular Correlations
Gamma-Ray Angular Correlations is a physical phenomenon in nuclear spectroscopy characterized by the directional dependence of the emission of successive gamma rays from an excited nuclear state, arising from the conservation of angular momentum and the quantum mechanical properties of the intermediate states.
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The electromagnetic interaction in nuclear spectroscopy
E. Karlsson · Nuclear Instruments and Methods · 1976 · 462 citations
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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