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B.M.Young2,D.Bazin1,7,8,W.Benenson2,J.H.Kelly2, D.J.Morrissey3,N.A.Orr1,9,R.Ronningen1,B.M.Sherrill2, M.Steiner2,M.Thoennessen2,J.A.Winger1,S.J.Yennello1,10, I.Tanihata4,X.X.Bai4,11,N.Inabe4,T.Kubo4,C.-B.Moon4, S.Shimoura4,12,T.Suzuki4,R.N.Boyd5,K.Subotic6
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI1
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI2
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI3
Inst.of Physical and Chemical Res. (RIKEN4
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH5
Inst. Boris Kidrich, Vinca6
Physics Letters,Section B311(1993)22

STRONG ISOMER PRODUCTION IN FRAGMENTATION REACTIONS

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DataFilePhysical quantitiesReaction(s)Energies
1 *INC-ENGY-LAB DATA20)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3		 12C(40AR,26AL)X; 65 MEV/A
2 *INC-ENGY-LAB DATA20)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3		 9BE(28SI,26AL)X; 80 MEV/A
3 *INC-ENGY-LAB DATA20)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3		 9BE(27AL,26AL)X; 100 MEV/A

20) THE FRACTION OF THE 26AL SECONDARY BEAM IN THE ISOMERIC STATE, WHICH IS GIVEN BY N(ISOMER)/N(TOTAL), WHERE N(ISOMER) AND N(TOTAL) ARE THE NUMBER OF IONS IN THE BEAM IN THE ISOMERIC STATE AND THE TOTAL NUMBER OF 26AL IN THE BEAM, RESPECTIVELY.
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