Talk:Neutron resonance spin echo

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Those who have time for such self promotion have nothing better to do.

NRSE Reseda, MIEZE Reseda and Mira: when the Munich reactor was running had already a very weak intensity. Now with the reactor down…. yes the background IS low NRSE JPARC, MIEZE JPARC is the same instrument with microscopic beam size MUSES - decommissioned (and they did not speak about resolution yet..._ — Preceding unsigned comment added by Paola Rossolimo (talk • contribs) 04:03, 9 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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Talk:Neutron resonance spin echo

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