radiative capture

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radiative capture [′rād·ē‚ād·iv ′kap·chər]

(nuclear physics)

A nuclear capture process whose prompt result is the emission of electromagnetic radiation only.

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No references found			We do so in part (i) to study the hadron matrix elements in O(1/M), as the same matrix elements, albeit at different momentum transfers, enter in muon radiative capture [3], and (ii) to test the Dirac structure of the weak current, through the determination of the circular polarization of the associated photon [4, 5]. Radiative neutron [beta]-decay in effective field theory by Zhang, Chi / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology Contributions from radiative capture and scattering on materials other than the intended target are measured by performing background runs. Commissioning of the NPDGamma detector array: counting statistics in ... by Zhu, H. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology			radiation sterilization radiation survey meter Radiation Temperature radiation therapy radiation thermocouple radiation thermometer radiation unit radiation vacuum gage radiation warning symbol radiation weapon radiation well logging radiation zone Radiation, Electromagnetic radiation-bounded nebula Radiation-Chemical Processes radiation-enhanced diffusion Radiation-Induced Defects in Crystals radiation-retarding door radiation-retarding frame radiation-shielding concrete radiation-shielding door radiational cooling radiational inversion radiationless transition radiative braking radiative capture Radiative Capture of Neutrons radiative collision Radiative Correction radiative diffusivity Radiative Equilibrium radiative forcing radiative recombination radiative transfer radiative transition radiative transport Radiator radiator temperature drop radiatus Radic, Ante Radic, Stjepan Radical radical axis radical center radical equation radical ion radical mastectomy Radical Party Radical Party of Bulgaria radical plane Radical Republican			Radiation-Induced Heart Disease Radiation-Induced Performance Decrement Radiation-Induced Skin Reaction Assessment Scale Radiation-Induced Thyroid Neoplasms radiation-retarding door radiation-retarding frame radiation-shielding concrete radiation-shielding door Radiation/Criticality Accident Alarm System Radiation/Radiological Monitoring radiational radiational radiational radiational cooling radiational cooling radiational inversion radiationally radiationally radiationally radiationless transition radiations radiations radiations Radiations Operations Committee Radiations Ultraviolettes radiative radiative radiative radiative radiative braking radiative capture Radiative Capture of Neutrons radiative collision Radiative Cooler Assembly radiative correction radiative diffusivity Radiative efficiency Radiative Enhancement Effects on Flame Spread radiative equilibrium Radiative forcing Radiative forcing Radiative Heating and Afterbody Radiometry Experiments Radiative Heating Experiment/Afterbody Radiometer Experiment Radiative Properties of Hot Dense Matter Radiative recombination Radiative transfer Radiative Transfer Equation Radiative Transfer Laboratory Radiative Transfer Model radiative transition radiative transport radiative zone Radiative-Connective Radiatively Important Trace Gases radiator radiator radiator Radiator Bending

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