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The Spallation Neutron Source in Oak Ridge: A powerful tool for materials research
Physica B Condensed Matter · 2006 · Vol. 385-386 · pp. 955–960
T. E. Mason✉(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)D. L. Abernathy(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)I. S. Anderson(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)John F. Ankner(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)T. Egami(University of Tennessee at Knoxville)G. Ehlers(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Allen E Ekkebus(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)G. E. Granroth(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)M. Hagen(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)K. W. Herwig(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Jason P. Hodges(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Christina Hoffmann(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Charlie Horak(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Linda Horton(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)F. Klose(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)J. Z. Larese(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Andrew D. Mesecar(University of Illinois Chicago)Dean A. A. Myles(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Jöerg C. Neuefeind(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Michael Ohl(Ernst Ruska Centre)C. A. Tulk(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Xun‐Li Wang(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)J. K. Zhao(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Nuclear Physics and ApplicationsParticle accelerators and beam dynamicsSuperconducting Materials and ApplicationsOak Ridge National LaboratorySpallation Neutron SourceNeutron sourceSpallationNuclear engineeringGovernment (linguistics)NeutronNuclear physicsWork (physics)Engineering
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