Annual progress report for atomic and nuclear research with accelerators and fusion related atomic physics. Reporting period, October 1, 1974--September 30, 1975

doi:10.2172/4137850

Title: Annual progress report for atomic and nuclear research with accelerators and fusion related atomic physics. Reporting period, October 1, 1974--September 30, 1975

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Topics covered include: laboratory operation and development; atomic collision cross sections in gases; ionization cross sections in thin solid materials; experimental impact-parameter dependent probabilities for k-shell vacancy production by fast heavy-ion projectiles; x-ray spectroscopy with high energy ions; atomic lifetime measurements; polarization studies of ion-induced x rays; theoretical spectra in ion-induced reactions; theoretical atomic cross section calculations; search for heavy-ion resonances; lifetimes of low energy states in $sup 21$Ne; nuclear scattering and reactions; and trace element analysis. (GHT)

Publication Date:: Wed Oct 01 00:00:00 EDT 1975

Research Org.:: Kansas State Univ., Manhattan (USA). Dept. of Physics

Sponsoring Org.:: US Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA)

OSTI Identifier:: 4137850

Report Number(s):: COO-2130-180

NSA Number:: NSA-33-013015

DOE Contract Number:: E(11-1)-2130

Resource Type:: Technical Report

Resource Relation:: Other Information: Orig. Receipt Date: 30-JUN-76

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: N60400* -Physics (Atomic & Molecular)-Collision Phenomena; N68351 -Physics (Nuclear, Experimental)-Nuclear Properties & Reactions, 6 <= A <= 19-Nuclear Reactions & Scattering; N68451 -Physics (Nuclear, Experimental)-Nuclear Properties & Reactions, 20 <= A <= 38-Nuclear Reactions & Scattering; N68651 -Physics (Nuclear, Experimental)-Nuclear Properties & Reactions, 59 <= A <= 89-Nuclear Reactions & Scattering; N54100 -Particle Accelerators-Design, Development & Operation; 640304* -Physics Research-Atomic, Molecular & Chemical Physics-Collision Phenomena; *ALUMINIUM 27- OXYGEN 18 REACTIONS; *BROMINE 77- CARBON 13 REACTIONS; *COLLISIONS- X-RAY SPECTRA; *FLUORINE 19- CARBON 13 REACTIONS; *ION COLLISIONS- X-RAY SPECTRA; *ION-ATOM COLLISIONS- X-RAY SPECTRA; *SODIUM 23- CARBON 13 REACTIONS; ALUMINIUM- BROMINE IONS- SCANDIUM- TITANIUM; ANTIMONY- CARBON IONS- HYDROGEN IONS 1 PLUS- - NICKEL- NITROGEN IONS- OXYGEN IONS- RUBIDIUM- SILVER; ARGON- CARBON IONS- FLUORINE IONS; ARGON- CHLORINE IONS- FLUORINE IONS- SULFUR IONS; COPPER; CROSS SECTIONS; FLUORINE IONS- KRYPTON; MEV RANGE 10-100; POLARIZATION; X RADIATION CARBON IONS- HELIUM IONS- HYDROGEN IONS 1 PLUS- NEON- NITROGEN ION

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        "Annual progress report for atomic and nuclear research with accelerators and fusion related atomic physics. Reporting period, October 1, 1974--September 30, 1975".  United States.  https://doi.org/10.2172/4137850.  https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/4137850.

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