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E2 isovector giant resonance as seen through the capture of fast neutrons

D. M. Drake, K. Aniol, Isaac Halpern, S. Joly, L. Nilsson, D. W. Storm, Stephen Arthur Wender

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The forward-to-backward asymmetry of high-energy photons, emitted in the radiative capture of neutrons with energies up to 20 MeV, was measured for /sup 208/Pb. The asymmetry increases abruptly from small values to large ones near E..gamma.. approx. 23 MeV, supporting the location in that neighborhood of the E2 giant isovector resonance.

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The forward-to-backward asymmetry of high-energy photons, emitted in the radiative capture of neutrons with energies up to 20 MeV, was measured for /sup 208/Pb. The asymmetry increases abruptly from small values to large ones near E..gamma.. approx. 23 MeV, supporting the location in that neighborhood of the E2 giant isovector resonance.

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The forward-to-backward asymmetry of high-energy photons, emitted in the radiative capture of neutrons with energies up to 20 MeV, was measured for /sup 208/Pb. The asymmetry increases abruptly from small values to large ones near E..gamma.. approx. 23 MeV, supporting the location in that neighborhood of the E2 giant isovector resonance.

Key concepts: Isovector, Physics, Asymmetry, Giant resonance, Neutron, Resonance (particle physics), Nuclear physics, Photon

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