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Particles (Nuclear physics)

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Lie algebras in particle physics

Howard Georgi

1982

From Nuclear Transmutation to Nuclear Fission, 1932-1939

Per F Dahl

2002

Deep down things

Bruce A. Schumm

2004

An introduction to elementary particles

W. S. C. Williams

1971

The Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen paradox

F. Selleri, Alexander Afriat

1999

Chiral dynamics

Benjamin W. Lee

1972

Introduction to nuclear and particle physics

Ashok Das

1994

Ultrafast Dynamical Processes in Semiconductors (Topics in Applied Physics)

Kong-Thon Tsen

2004

X-ray and neutron reflectivity

Alain Gibaud, Jean Daillant

1999

Physics of many-particle systems

Emmanuel Meeron

1967

Particle size measurement

Terence Allen

1968

Introduction to elementary particles

David Jeffrey Griffiths

1987

The neutron

Alfred B. Bortz

2004

Introduction to Elementary Particles

David Jeffrey Griffiths

2008

Learning about particles

J. Steinberger

2004

Physics simulations at high energy

Thomas Gottschalk, V. Barger

1987

The elusive neutrino

Nickolas Solomey

1997

Case studies in superconducting magnets

Yukikazu Iwasa

1994

Elementary particles

Enrico Fermi

1951

Mass

Jim Baggott

2017

Itep Lectures on Particle Physics and Field Theory

Mikhail A. Shifman

1999

Lifetime Spectroscopy

Stefan Rein

2005

The Quark and the Jaguar

Murray Gell-Mann

1994

An introduction to the physics of nuclei and particles

R. A. Dunlap

2003

Beyond the god particle

Leon M. Lederman

2013

The Great Design

Robert K. Adair

2007

Introduction to Focused Ion Beams

Lucille A. Giannuzzi

2004

Introduction to high energy physics

Donald H. Perkins

1972

The particle connection

Christine Sutton

1984

The physics of the standard model and beyond

T. Morii

2004

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