M. S. Witherell

Publishing 1970–1988

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Publications 3

  1. Measurement of theD0,D+, andDs+lifetimes
    J. R. Raab, J. C. Anjos, J. A. Appel, S. B. Bracker, T. E. Browder, L. M. Cremaldi, J. R. Elliott, C. O. Escobar, P. Estabrooks, M. C. Gibney, G. F. Hartner, P. E. Karchin and 23 more
    physical review d 1988 269 reads
  2. Limits on neutrinoless ββ decay, including that with majoron emission
    D. O. Caldwell, R. M. Eisberg, D. M. Grumm, M. S. Witherell, F. S. Goulding, A. R. Smith
    physical review letters 1987 128 reads
  3. Half-life limits on the zero-neutrino and two-neutrino double-β decay of 76Ge
    D. O. Caldwell, R. M. Eisberg, D. M. Grumm, D. L. Hale, M. S. Witherell, F. S. Goulding, D. A. Landis, N. W. Madden, D. F. Malone, R. H. Pehl, A. R. Smith
    PhRvD 1970 143 reads

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  1. Lepton asymmetry measurements inB¯→D*l−ν¯land implications forV-Aand the form factors
    as M. Witherell physical review d 1993
    Shared co-author: R. J. Morrison, T. E. Browder Same journal

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