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Rare-Isotope Facility in the United States 5 Findings and
Conclusions A new era is beginning in low-energy nuclear physics
research with the advent of facilities capable of providing
beams of radioactive, or unstable, atomic nuclei. These exotic
nuclear species can be studied themselves or used to induce
nuclear reactions to access still-more-exotic nuclei. These new
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