Nuclear quadrupole deformation effects on pionic and kaonic X-rays
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The data presented in this paper were accumulated over a period of several years. We wish to thank D. Maden for his work on the on-line computer system, also R.E. Hawkins and S.D. Hoath who helped with some parts of the data analysis. We particularly wish to thank J. Konijn for many helpful discussions and together with J. Koch for the copy of the computer program used for the deformed optical model calculations. C.A. Baker, A.I. Kilvington, J. Moir, A.G.D. Payne, C.J. Reason and F. Uridge provided excellent technical support and assisted in the data collection. Finally we wish to thank the Nimrod operations and support staff for their valuable assistance at all times.
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Now at Queen Mary College, London.
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Now at Boston University, 111 Cummington Street, Boston, USA.
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Now at Rutherford Laboratory, Chilton, Didcot, Oxon.