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Before indicating other possibilities of interpretation of the low absorption effect , let us consider an example of a two component system ( such as was described before , e.g. , by eq ( 5.6 ) ) penetrating a piece of nuclear matter .
Before indicating other possibilities of interpretation of the low absorption effect , let us consider an example of a two component system ( such as was described before , e.g. , by eq ( 5.6 ) ) penetrating a piece of nuclear matter .
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A very important conclusion follows from this observation : by introducing strong coupling between the initial state of the incident particle and some other states one may reduce considerably the absorption of the initial state in ...
A very important conclusion follows from this observation : by introducing strong coupling between the initial state of the incident particle and some other states one may reduce considerably the absorption of the initial state in ...
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Now let us go back and close our discussion of the coherent diffractive production by pions of 3 and 57 systems on nuclei by formulating more completely the " one step " description which allows for reduction of absorption for the ...
Now let us go back and close our discussion of the coherent diffractive production by pions of 3 and 57 systems on nuclei by formulating more completely the " one step " description which allows for reduction of absorption for the ...
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There is no com- monly accepted model of such a structure but there are many examples ( [ 41 ] , [ 44 ] , [ 45 ] , [ S4 ] ) which show that one may obtain the desired low absorption in many ways . 6. Shadowing Effects in Inelastic ...
There is no com- monly accepted model of such a structure but there are many examples ( [ 41 ] , [ 44 ] , [ 45 ] , [ S4 ] ) which show that one may obtain the desired low absorption in many ways . 6. Shadowing Effects in Inelastic ...
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