Cross sections for the 16O(γ, 2n), 19F(γ, 2pn), 27Al(γ, 2pn), 51V(γ, α) and 51V(γ, α3n) reactions to 300 MeV
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This work was partially supported by the U.S. Office of Naval Research under Contract Number NONR 1834
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