Masters Theses (1989)

1. Masaharu Akei
   Osaka University, Master of Science, 1989
   Nonmesonic Weak Decays of ¹²_$\Lambda$C Hypernuclei
   
2. Shingo Hamada
   Kyoto University, Master of Engineering, 1989
   Study on Cluster Transfer Reactions
   
3. Toshiharu Hayashi
   Kyoto University, Master of Science, 1989
   Incident Energy Dependence of the Target Quasi-Free Scattering in ²H(d,dp)n
   
4. Yoshiharu Hirabayashi
   Osaka City University, Master of Science, 1989
   Systematic Analysis of Breakup Effect in ⁹Be Elastic and Inelastic Scatterings
   
5. Takehiko Kamada
   Osaka University, Master of Science, 1989
   Development of Large-Scale Drift Chambers in the Spectrometer for Double Beta Decay ELEGANTS V
   
6. Atsushi Kasuya
   Osaka University, Master of Science, 1989
   H Particle and Double Beta Decay
   
7. Hideaki Kobiki
   Osaka University, Master of Science, 1989
   Development od Data Acquisition and Online Monitoring Systems in the Spectrometer dor Double Beta Decay ELEGANTS V
   
8. Ryuji Kubo
   Kyushu University, Master of Engineering, 1989
   Characteristics of Ne-Based Gas as the Action Gas for Gas Counters
   
9. Nobutoku Motomura
   Kyushu University, Master of Engineering, 1989
   Development of the Particle Ray-Trace Type Detector for Spectrograph RAIDEN
   
10. Youichi Nakai
    Kyoto University, Master of Science, 1989
    Measurement of Inplane Polarization Transfer Coefficient in ⁶Li(p,p') Reaction
    
11. Takashi Ohshima
    Osaka University, Master of Science, 1989
    Development and Performance Tests of Polarized Heavy-Ion Source
    
12. Takao Sajima
    Kyushu University, Master of Engineering, 1989
    Development of LAN-Based Multi-Dimensional Multi-Event List-Data Acquisition and Processing System
    
13. Kiyoyumi Shirane
    Osaka University, Master of Science, 1989
    Development of Vertical Drift-Type Position Sensitive Detectors
    
14. Yong Wu
    Tohoku University, Master of Science, 1989 ´´ Study on Three-Nucleon System Based on Detailed Calculations Containing Coulomb Interaction