Possible Proton-Alpha Scattering Experiments at 40 MeV.
Comparison of different phase-shift analyses of 40 mev proton-alpha elastic scattering and polarization data
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Comparison of different phase-shift analyses of 40 mev proton-alpha elastic scattering and polarization data
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