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MASS-ASYMMETRIC BREAKUP IN THE EXTENDED FINITE-RANGE MACROSCOPIC MODEL

Luo, Qzdai, GXasymmetry

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Using the Cassinian ovaloid as fission shape both in symmetry and Using the Cassinian ovaloid as fission shape both in symmetry and

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Using the Cassinian ovaloid as fission shape both in symmetry and Using the Cassinian ovaloid as fission shape both in symmetry and

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Using the Cassinian ovaloid as fission shape both in symmetry and Using the Cassinian ovaloid as fission shape both in symmetry and

Key concepts: Breakup, Range (aeronautics), Physics, Statistical physics, Computer science, Mechanics, Materials science, Composite material

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