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LEP
(redirected from Low-Energy Photon)

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LEPLimited English Proficiency
LEPLeptin
LEPLow Energy Particle
LEPLarge Electron Positron
LEPLight Emitting Polymer
LEPLocal Education Partnership
LEPLocal Employment Partnership
LEPLicensed Environmental Professional
LEPLycée d'Enseignement Professionnel (France)
LEPLow English Proficiency
LEPLeprecon (Artemis Fowl)
LEPList of Effective Pages
LEPLaser Eye Protection
LEPLimited Edition Print
LEPLower Elements Police (Artemis Fowl books)
LEPLower Elements Police (book, Artemis Fowl)
LEPLaboratory for Extraterrestrial Physics
LEPLinear Error Probable
LEPLow-Energy Photon
LEPLoss of Earning Power
LEPLow Egg Passage (vaccine production)
LEPLaser-Evoked Potential
LepLepontic (linguistics)
LEPLaboratory Evaluation Program
LEPLeppävirran (Finnish)
LEPLess English Proficient
LEPLibrary of Exact Philosophy
LEPLocally Employed Personnel
LEPLittle English Proficiency
LEPLarge Electronic Panel
LEPLowest Evaluated Price
LEPLambda Epsilon Pi (coed human rights fraternity)
LEPLowest Effective Power
LEPLaw Enforcement Pistol (Colt)
LEPLaunch Escape Pod
LEPLocal Electron Pair
LEPLaboratorie d'Electronique de Physique (France)
LEPLecturer/Practice Educator


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Since a lower photon energy threshold implies a larger signal, optimizing for low-energy photon detection is key.
Detecting the radiative decay mode of the neutron by Byrne, J. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
For the low-energy photons (< 40 keV) emitted by [.
New national air-kerma-strength standards for [.sup.125]I and ... by Coursey, Bert M. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Because the far-flung electrons are weakly bound to the rest of the atom, low-energy photons from an infrared source can knock them loose.
Cloud of bloated atoms takes hot shots by Weiss, P. / Science News
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