subclosure

noun

subclosure

noun

Etymology From sub- + closure.

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Natural sciences, Physical sciences, Physics Empty gloss, No gloss (physics)

  • However the first excited state (0#95;2#43;) has #123;12#125;C#43;alpha cluster structure and this state is largely affected by the increase of the strength; the subclosure configuration of the p#95;#123;3#47;2#125; shell for the #123;12#125;C cluster part becomes more important than three alpha configuration.2016, H. Matsuno, N. Itagaki, “Effect of cluster-shell competition of ¹²C on E0 transitions in ¹⁶O”, in arXiv:

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