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Home » Particle and nuclear » Tritium and helium targets shed light on three-nucleon interactions

Tritium and helium targets shed light on three-nucleon interactions

06 Aug 2025 Hamish Johnston
Photo of Experimental Hall A at Jefferson Lab
Tritium target The electron scattering experiment was carried out in Jefferson Lab's Experimental Hall A. (Courtesy: Jefferson Lab)
An experiment that scattered high-energy electrons from helium-3 and tritium nuclei has provided the

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