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1492:Supermirror
1313:Foundations
1265:criticality
1135:nanoseconds
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837:Oppenheimer
515:Spontaneous
485:Decay chain
436:K/L capture
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282:Isodiaphers
206:Liquid drop
1992:Categories
1803:2015-12-12
1780:References
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1680:or liquid
1674:moderators
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1574:Historic:
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1478:Spallation
1347:Activation
1343:Absorption
1279:See also:
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1169:meteorites
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971:Spallation
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1497:Detection
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