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Title
An attempt to isolate the double ridge in high multiplicity pp collisions using the transverse spherocity
Type
Student Paper
Publ. year
2018
Author/s
Staaden, Mevine
Department/s
Department of Physics; Particle and nuclear physics
In LUP since
2018-01-29
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