The sources of economic growth in the New Zealand economy after 1950

Thesis

Abstract:: This thesis investigates some aspects of the ordering of nuclear spin systems at low temperatures. The thesis is divided into two parts.

In part one some nuclear orientation experiments of ⁷⁴As in Fe and ²⁰⁶Bi and Ni and Fe are described. These nuclei are orientated by the large hyperfine field inside Ni and Fe. The orientation is detected by the anisotropy of the emitted gamma-rays and in the case of ⁷⁴As by the destruction of this anisotropy by NM...
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Institution:

Trinity College (University of Oxford)

Department:

Faculty of Social Studies

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Language:: English
Subjects:: Manufactures

1945-1984

New Zealand

Economic development

Economic conditions
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Deposit date:: 2014-10-21

Copyright holder:: Llewellyn, G. E. J.
Copyright date:: 1973
Notes:: This thesis was digitised thanks to the generosity of Dr Leonard Polonsky

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