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6• Application of the Mössbauer Spectroscopy on investigation of ironminerals 215• Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy studies performedfor polymeric systems 217• Validation of nuclear data and models for the spallation targetcalculations 2195. Look to the future: Nuclear Physics Long Range Plan 2236. Institution index 2317. Author index 2328. Units of Polish Nuclear Physics Network 2379. Nuclear Physics community in Poland – list of electronic addresses• Institution order 241• Alphabetic order 249
EDITORS NOTEThis Report is a result of the PolishNuclear Physics Network (PNPN) action havingas objective the mapping study of the basic andapplied research in this domain in Poland. In theoften employed slang it constitutes one of the“deliverables” of the EWON (East-West Outreach)Network, operating within the I3- (IntegratedInfrastructure Initiative) EURONS, one of theNuclear Physics projects in the Six FrameworkProgramme (FP6). However, although preparedwithin the nuclear structure EURONS framework,this mapping study also reports on the activitiesin the hadron physics in Poland (organized in theFP6 within a second Nuclear Physics project I3-Hadron Physics) as well as in Nuclear Theory andApplications of Nuclear Physics. The Reportcontains references to activities and publishedpapers from the last ten years: 1996 – 2006. Insome cases also slightly older data are included, ifnecessary, for the completeness of the reportedsubjects.The Report is organized as follows. After theinformation on Polish Nuclear Physics Network(a part of the EWON Network), a few overviewpapers describe the main domains of the PNPNscientific activity. The contents of these paperswere previously presented during the NuPECCmeeting, held in Kraków June 9, 2006.A number (89) of more detailed contributions(together with appropriate references) emanatingfrom various research groups follows the reviewarticles. Some of the contributions provide concisesummaries of wide research activities. Otherauthors preferred to report separately orindividually on narrower topics. Most of thepresented activities were conducted within theinternational collaborations. However, theadopted policy was that only Polish researchersare indicated as authors of the contributions,whereas the international collaborations arereflected by (all) authors of cited publications.The Polish Nuclear Physics Long-Range Planprepared recently by the Nuclear PhysicsCommittee of the National Atomic EnergyAgency articulates an outlook to the future inSection 5. Indices of contributing institutions andauthors are provided in Sections 5 and 6. A list ofaddresses and other practical information on unitsbelonging to PNPN is provided in Section 8.Finally, two lists (institution and alphabeticalorder) of Polish nuclear physicists, including PhDstudents, with their affiliation and e-mail addressclose this Report.The Editorial Committee wish to thank allauthors of review articles and contributedcommunications for their effort and collaboration.Help of Mrs. Iwona Tomaszewska in the editorialtasks is highly appreciated. The edition of thisReport was supported by the grant no. 115/E-343/SPB/MSN/PO3/DWM724/2003/2005 fromthe Ministry of Sciences and Higher Educationand by the EWON networking funds.Editors7
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[1] E. Grodner, J. Srebrny, Ch. Dro
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[1] C.Plettner, L.Batist, J.Doring,
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[1] W. Kurcewicz, Hyperfine Interac
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[1] M. Sugawara, Y. Toh, T.Czosnyka
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[1] M.Loewe, J.de Boer, H.J.Maier,
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[1] S.G. Rohoziński, K. Starosta,
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[1] B. Nerlo-Pomorska, K. Pomorski,
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[1] L.Próchniak, K.Zając, K.Pomor
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[1] J. Dobaczewski, J. Dudek, Comp.
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[1] W. Nazarewicz, J. Dobaczewski,
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[1] L. Próchniak, P. Quentin, D. S
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[1] K. Zając, Acta Phys. Pol. B34,
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[1] L. Próchniak, K. Zając, K. Po
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[1] A.Maj, M.Kmiecik, F.Camera, B.H
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[1] M.Kicińska-Habior, K.A.Snover,
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[1] P.Adrich, A.Klimkiewicz, M. Fal
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[1] K. Czerski, H. Bucka, P. Heide
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[1] C.R Bingham, M.N. Tantawy, J.C.
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NUCLEAR OPEN QUANTUM SYSTEM MANY-BO
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THREE-NUCLEON FORCE EFFECTS IN NUCL
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RELATIVISTIC EFFECTS IN THREE-NUCLE
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ELECTRON AND PHOTON SCATTERING ON T
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THREE-NUCLE
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A SEARCH FOR MAJORANA NEUTRINOExper
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DOUBLE BETA DECAY MATRIX ELEMENTS I
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NEUTRINOLESS DOUBLE BETA DECAYIN SU
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FUSION BARRIER DISTRIBUTIONSP.Czosn
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NUCLEAR OPTICAL POTENTIAL FROM LIGH
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REACTIONS WITH LOOSELY BOUND PROJEC
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NEUTRON-INDUCED REACTIONSJ. Andrzej
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NUCLEAR FUSION AND FISSION IN MEAN-
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FISSION AND FUSION OF NUCLEI WITHIN
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ENHANCED ELECTRON SCREENING IN DEUT
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EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES TO HEAVY IO
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HEAVY ION EXPERIMENTS AT LNS CATANI
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HEAVY ION REACTION MECHANISMS AT FE
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HARD PHOTONS FROM NUCLEUS-NUCLEUSAN
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NEUTRAL MESON PRODUCTION AND BARYON
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CORRELATIONS AND FLUCTUATIONS IN HE
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MASS AND ISOTOPIC EFFECTS IN NUCLEA
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NUCLEAR MATTER AT THE LIQUID-GAS PH
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HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS: GEOMETRY AND
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MULTIFRAGMENTATION IN HEAVY-ION COL
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ULTRA-RELATIVISTIC REACTIONS BETWEE
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INVESTIGATION OF HADRON PROPERTIES
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SPALLATION AND FRAGMENTATION OF ATO
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STRANGE-PARTICLE PRODUCTION IN NUCL
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PHASE TRANSITIONS IN HIGHLY EXCITED
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NUCLEAR SINGLE PARTICLE SUM RULES I
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FLUCTUATIONS AND SEARCH FOR THE CRI
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BETWEEN NUCLEAR AND ELEMENTARY INTE
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INVESTIGATION OF CHARGE AND ISOSPIN
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NUCLEAR STATES OF η, K MESONS, Σ
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HYPERON RESONANCES PRODUCED IN PROT
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NONMESONIC DECAY OF Λ - HYPERON IN
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INTERACTION OF THE η AND η΄ MESO
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INVESTIGATION OF THE HYPERON-NUCLEO
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η AND η΄ MESONS PRODUCTION IN D-
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K+ PRODUCTION IN PROTON-NUCLEUS REA
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INTERACTION OF K + K - MESONSJ. Bal
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PRODUCTION OF K+ AND K- MESONS IN H
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AT THE BORDER BETWEEN ATOMIC AND NU
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ATOMIC PHYSICS IN HEAVY ION - ATOM
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PRECISION TESTS OF THE STANDARD MOD
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SEARCH FOR TIME REVERSAL VIOLATION
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HIGH INTENSITY ULTRA-COLD NEUTRON S
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NUCLEAR PHYSICS WITH ULTRACOLD ATOM
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FORWARD SPECTROMETER FOR PANDAD. Gi
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DESIGN STUDIES OF CHARMONIUM DETECT
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ONLINE EVENT SELECTION IN THE CBM E
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DEVELOPMENT OF A FAST DATA READOUT
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES OF SILICON DETECTO
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NUCLEAR REACTIONS IN THE ACCELERATI
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NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY STUDIES IN SO
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APPLICATION OF THE MÖSSBAUER SPECT
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POSITRON ANNIHILATION LIFETIME SPEC
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VALIDATION OF NUCLEAR DATA AND MODE
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LOOK TO THE FUTURE: NUCLEARPHYSICS
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LONG-RANGE PLAN OF POLISH NUCLEAR P
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THE OUTLINE OF BUDGET EXPENDITUREST
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INSTITUTION AND AUTHORINDEXES229
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INSTITUTION INDEXAA. Sołtan Instit
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Kistryn, S, 111, 157, 169, 193, 195
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UNITS OF POLISH NUCLEAR PHYSICSNETW
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POLISH NUCLEAR PHYSICS NETWORKList
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LIST OF ELECTRONIC ADDRESSES239
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Nuclear Physics community in Poland
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Faculty of Physics and Applied Info
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Kurpeta Jan jkurpeta@mimuw.edu.plMa
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Gil Damian damian.gil@if.uj.edu.plG
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Nuclear Physics community in Poland
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Kopeć Mariusz AGH FPACS mariusz@no
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Rząca-Urban Teresa IEP UW rzaca@@f
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Białkowska Helena IPJ Helena.Bialk
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Krauze Maciej IP US meszik@nuph.us.
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Słowiński Bronisław PhF WUT slow
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AGH FPACS - AGH University of Scien
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