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Circular polarization of γ-rays emitted opposite to β-particles. Results on46Sc

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    A. Lundby, A. P. Patro & J. P. Stroot

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Lundby, A., Patro, A.P. & Stroot, J.P. Circular polarization of γ-rays emitted opposite to β-particles. Results on46Sc. Nuovo Cim 7, 891–894 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02745593

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