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Particle and Nuclear Reactions Lab
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AboutAbout the lab
Nuclear physics research using RCNP's cyclotron accelerators and spectrometers: giant resonances, deformed nuclei, nuclear astrophysics, tensor force, muon physics
MembersFaculty
- Professor大田 晋輔
- Associate Professor井手口
栄治 - Associate Professor嶋 達志
- Assistant Professor友野 大
- Project Associate Professor樋口 嵩
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