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Testing the Scintillation Line Shape (Scaled Poisson)

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Testing the Scintillation Line Shape (Scaled Poisson)
Oleg Ju. Smirnov  – Dec 10, 2013

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Testing the Scintillation Line Shape (Scaled Poisson)
Tagged on: CTF    Scintillator
bxadmin December 10, 2013October 23, 2023 Other Papers No Comments
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