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- gamma-ray cascade transitions in Cd-112 and Cd-114 following resonance capture of epithermal neutrons2013 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Reference database for photon strength functions2019 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Photon Strength Functions of Medium-weight and Heavy Nuclei2011 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- SCISSORS MODE OF EXCITED NUCLEI FROM (n,gamma) REACTION2011 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- PHOTON STRENGTH FUNCTIONS OF (160)Tb FROM THE TWO-STEP GAMMA CASCADE MEASUREMENT2011 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- IAEA Photonuclear Data Library 20192020 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- A New Equation of Motion Method for Multiphonon Nuclear Spectra2009 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Electric dipole response in Pb-208 within a new microscopic multiphonon approach2012 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Deformation effects in toroidal and compression dipole excitations of Yb-170: Skyrme RPA analysis2014 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- E1 STRENGTH IN LIGHT NUCLEI: SKYRME RPA ANALYSIS2012 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Skyrme-Hartree-Fock description of the dipole strength in neutron-rich tin isotopes2011 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Toroidal, compression, and vortical dipole strengths in Sm144-154: Skyrme-RPA exploration of the deformation effect2013 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Dipole response in Sn-132 within a self-consistent multiphonon approach2014 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Pairing and deformation effects in nuclear excitation spectra2017 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Low- and high-energy spectroscopy of O-17 and F-17 within a microscopic multiphonon approach2017 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics