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Rajdeep Chatterjee

Professor

Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee

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Kazuki Yoshida

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

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Yoritaka Iwata

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Gagandeep Singh

Adjunct Assistant Professor

National Centre for Nuclear Research

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Jagjit Singh

The University of Manchester

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Rajdeep Chatterjee

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Articles (12)

Spectroscopic factors as a probe of the nuclear shape in S44 via one-neutron knockout reactions

Advancing theoretical models for exotic neutron-rich nuclei

Deformation, halo, and bubble structure: A paradigm shift of exotic phenomena in light to medium mass nuclei

A perturbative Fourier transform method for Coulomb dissociation of one-neutron halo nuclei

Role of neutron-removal induced proton evaporation in fragmentation of light nuclei on elemental targets

First-order perturbative Fourier transform method for the Coulomb breakup of light and medium-mass one-neutron halo nuclei

0νββ decay of Xe136 using the nonclosure approach in the nuclear shell model

Quantification of the evaporation process during fragmentation of C12 , N14 , O16 , and Ne20 on elemental targets

Investigating nuclear density profiles to reveal particle-hole configurations in the island of inversion

The effect of exotic nuclear structure in determining the abundance of heavy elements in explosive nucleosynthesis

Influence of light neutron-rich exotic nuclei in deciding abundance patterns relevant for explosive nucleosynthesis

Structure effects of exotic nuclei in the A≈30 mass region relevant for determining abundance patterns in explosive nucleosynthesis

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Kazuki Yoshida

Yoritaka Iwata

Gagandeep Singh

Jagjit Singh

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