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Davis, N.J.; Kuehner, J. A.; Pilt, A.A.; Trudel, A.; Vetterli, M. C.; Bamber, C.; Warburton, E.K.; Olness, J.W.; Raman, S.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.32.713

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“…In the same reaction, two-proton transfer yielded an yrast p-ray cascade in s2Si consisting of previously known [8] 1941 and 3562 keV p rays and a new 402 keV transition. This cascade appeared also in the 3 ments, but at these low energies the e8'ect may be a small one.…”

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confidence: 84%

Gamma ray studies of neutron-richsdfshell nuclei produced in heavy ion collisions

et al. 1994

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Reanalysis of pp coincidence data acquired in studies of superdeformed bands in Hg and Tl nuclei has yielded spectroscopic information about light neutron-rich products of binary reactions of S, S, and Cl beams on Gd targets. Gates set on known p rays in A~160 products selected individual reaction channels and identified coincident p rays in A 36 partner products. Transfers of protons &om projectile to target and of neutrons from target to projectile were generally favored, leading to excited neutron-rich light nuclei, including some dificult to reach by other means. Notable results include the observation of p ray cascades up to the highest known yrast states in four N=20 isotones. In two N=19 nuclei, Si and P, and the two N=22 nuclei, S and Cl, previously unknown yrast states were identified.PACS number(s): 23.20.Lv, 25.70.z, 27.30.+t

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confidence: 84%

Gamma ray studies of neutron-richsdfshell nuclei produced in heavy ion collisions

et al. 1994

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“…In this scenario, a specific word is recognized when its localist word unit is activated beyond some threshold. Localist representations are commonplace in theories in psychology, including in models of visual word identification, [36] models of spoken word identification, [37] spoken word production, [38] face perception, [39] and many other domains of theorizing.…”

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confidence: 99%

Researchers Keep Rejecting Grandmother Cells after Running the Wrong Experiments: The Issue Is How Familiar Stimuli Are Identified

2019

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There is widespread agreement in neuroscience and psychology that the visual system identifies objects and faces based on a pattern of activation over many neurons, each neuron being involved in representing many different categories. The hypothesis that the visual system includes finely tuned neurons for specific objects or faces for the sake of identification, so‐called “grandmother cells”, is widely rejected. Here it is argued that the rejection of grandmother cells is premature. Grandmother cells constitute a hypothesis of how familiar visual categories are identified, but the primary evidence against this hypothesis comes from studies that have failed to observe neurons that selectively respond to unfamiliar stimuli. These findings are reviewed and it is shown that they are irrelevant. Neuroscientists need to better understand existing models of face and object identification that include grandmother cells and then compare the selectivity of these units with single neurons responding to stimuli that can be identified.

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“…Imposing this projector condition gives the following BPS equations, which follow from (4.8): 7) and the integrability condition…”

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“…In this paper, which is a summary of [1], we extend the work of Dvali, Kallosh and Van Proeyen [2] on D-term strings (see also [3][4][5][6][7][8]). We comment on D-term string solutions of d = 4, N = 1 supergravity with general Kähler-Hodge target spaces, and we discuss the classical embedding of a class of these solutions into d = 4, N = 2 theories.…”

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confidence: 99%