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  1. The giant dipole resonance in Silicon-28

    Submitted by Carolyn Mead (cmead2@illinois.edu) on 2011-06-20T21:37:20Z No. of bitstreams: 1 1980_gulbranson.pdf: 3567574 bytes, checksum: 3389b15e64072bb8b3462cb2df530684 (MD5)

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  2. The Polarization of Protons From (Deuteron, Proton) Reactions on Carbon-12 and Silicon-28

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  3. Photo-Nuclear Reactions in Silicon-28 by Monochromatic Photons of 17.1 Mev - 19.1 Mev

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  4. Photo-Nuclear Reactions in Silicon-28 by Monochromatic Photons of 17.1 Mev - 19.1 Mev

    The photo-nuclear reaction cross-sections of Si28 were measured in the energy range from 17.1 to 19.1 MeV. The University of Illinois bremsstrahlung monochromator was used to define the incident gamma ray energy to about 300 keV. A 3 mm si detector was used as a target.

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  5. Design and implementation of parity error detection in donor qubits in silicon

    … parity error detection in donor spin qubits in silicon. Three key results are presented: (i) the capacitative modelling and design of triple donor dot architectures needed to realise a parity device, highlighting the need for multi-donor quantum dots (ii) optimisation of the geometry of the …

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