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ISSN 0029-5698 · 683 indexed records

2010 articles

  1. Monte Carlo study of Ar+ induced kinetic electron emission from MgO thin film
  2. Transverse momentum physics: from SPS to LHC energies, comparison to the data on π-12c -interactions at Pπ -= 40 GeV/c
  3. On the uniformly convergence spectral expansions connected with schrodinger’s operator of continuous functions in a closed domain
  4. Electron beam irradiation of C60(OH)10
  5. Study of relativistic energy 207Pb projectile fragmentation on heavy targets
  6. Transient non-thermal mobility of co for co-no catalytic reaction on hexagonal lattice: a computer simulation study
  7. Ion-induced secondary electron emission from 58Ni and 60Ni: Evidence of secondary electrons generated by the recoiling target atoms
  8. Characterizing the modeling strategies of solar flare duration for Pakistan atmospheric region
  9. Radon concentration measurements for determination of radiation dose and assessment of cancer risk in the premises of some colleges in Lahore, Pakistan
  10. Determination of aerosol mean residence time using 210Pb and 7Be radionuclides in the atmosphere of Islamabad
  11. A new objective criterion for iris localization
  12. Thermal properties and activation energy of the [Zr0.645Ni0.155l0.115Cu0.085]98Si2 amorphous alloy
  13. Particle size effect on magnetic and transport properties of La0.7Ca0.3MnO3 nanoparticles
  14. Trace elements analysis of crops and vegetables grown around industrial areas of Faisalabad and Gujranwala cities using INAA and AAS
  15. Predicting the variability in the wavelength structures of the incoming radiation due to ozone layer depletion at Arabian Sea
  16. Comparison of autoregressive (AR) strategy with that of regression approach for determining ozone layer depletion as a physical process