Microscopic Absorption Cross Section
Microscopic Absorption Cross Section is a nuclear physics quantity that represents the effective area characterizing the probability of absorption of a neutron by a single target nucleus, distinguishing it from other interaction cross sections by specifically quantifying the likelihood of absorption events as opposed to scattering or transmission.
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Element-Specific Magnetic Microscopy with Circularly Polarized X-rays
J. Stöhr, Yutong Wu, B. D. Hermsmeier et al. · Science · 1993 · 543 citations
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