Smooth band termination in odd mass La nuclei : $^{127,129,131}$La
R. Wadsworth
,
E.S. Paul
,
A. Astier
,
D. Bazzacco
,
A.J. Boston
,
N. Buforn
,
C.J. Chiara
,
D.B. Fossan
,
C. Fox
,
J. Gizon
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,
D.G. Jenkins
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N.S. Kelsall
,
T. Koike
,
D.R. Lafosse
,
S. Lunardi
,
P.J. Nolan
,
B.M. Nyako
,
C.M. Petrache
,
H. Scraggs
,
K. Starosta
,
J. Timar
,
A. Walker
,
A.N. Wilson
,
L. Zolnai
,
B.G. Dong
,
I. Ragnarsson
R. Wadsworth
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E.S. Paul
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A. Astier
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D. Bazzacco
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A.J. Boston
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N. Buforn
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C.J. Chiara
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D.B. Fossan
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C. Fox
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D.G. Jenkins
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N.S. Kelsall
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T. Koike
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D.R. Lafosse
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S. Lunardi
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P.J. Nolan
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B.M. Nyako
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C.M. Petrache
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H. Scraggs
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K. Starosta
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J. Timar
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A. Walker
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A.N. Wilson
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L. Zolnai
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B.G. Dong
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I. Ragnarsson
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Abstract
The main objective of this contribution is to present a number of methodological problems arising in the collection and interpretation of data from (large) corpora. In particular, we want to show how large corpora can be used to test hypotheses concerning linguistic factors determining the meaning and use of connectives, focusing on a number of methodological issues.