Absolute cross-sections for some (n, p), (n, α) and (n, 2n) reactions
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G. S. Mani | J.M.F. Jeronymo | J. Olkowsky | A. Sadeghi | C. Williamson | G. Mani | A. Sadeghi | J. Olkowsky | J. Jeronymo | C. Williamson
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