Polarization (Nuclear physics)
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Names and connections
Circular polarization; Nuclear polarization
- Broader: Nuclear spin
- Broader: Particles (Nuclear physics)
- Broader: Radiation
- Narrower: Beta rays--Polarization
- Narrower: Bremsstrahlung--Polarization
- Narrower: Deuterons--Polarization
- Narrower: Electrons--Polarization
- Narrower: Gamma rays--Polarization
- Narrower: Leptons (Nuclear physics)--Polarization
- Narrower: Muons--Depolarization
- Narrower: Neutron beams--Polarization
- Narrower: Neutrons--Polarization
- Narrower: Photon beams--Polarization
- Narrower: Photons--Polarization
- Narrower: Polarized beams (Nuclear physics)
- Narrower: Polarized targets (Nuclear physics)
- Narrower: Protons--Polarization
- Narrower: X-rays--Polarization
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