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of the two contour ratios defined in Part I of this study, namely, the mass contour
ratio and the fraction-of-device contour ratio.
The effect of weapon yield, down-
wind distance from ground zero, induced activities, fraction of fission yield, height
of burst, fractionation, terrain features, instrument response, extraneous debris,
and meteorology on the values of the two contour ratios is discussed.
of the two contour satios defined in Part I of this study,
of burst, fractionation, tcrrain features, instrument response, extraneous debris,
and meteorology on the values of the two contour ratios is discussed.
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of the two contour ratios defined in Part I of this study, namely, the mass contour
namely, the mass contour
ratio and the fraction-of-device contour ratio. The effect of weapon yield, downwind distance from ground zero, induced activities, fraction of fission yield, height
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of the two contour ratios defined in Part 1 of this study,
namely, the mass contour
ratio and the fraction-of-device contour ratio. The effect of weapon yield, downwind distance from ground zero, induced activities, fraction offission yield, height
ratio and the fraction-of-device contour ratio. The effect of weapon yield, down-
of burst, fractionation, terrain features, instrument response, extraneous debris,
of burst, fractionation, terrain features, instrument response, extraneous debris,
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and meteorology on the values of the two contour ratios is discussed.
wind distance from ground zero, induced activities, fraction of fission yield, height
and meteorology on the values of the two contourratios is discussed.
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Abstract
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