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transmutation
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See: change, conversion, transition
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2007) 'Inhuman Becomings' from Corpus Modificatus: Transmutational Belonging and Posthuman Becoming, PhD Thesis, UTS, pp 184-204.
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The topics include the Los Alamos perspective on high-intensity accelerators, high-energy beam transport lines and delivery system for intense proton beams, a dual-injection tube for a 20 megawatt lead-bismuth target system, estimating some characteristics of the Cascade Subcritical Molten Salt Reactors, and the concept of transmutational experimental facility.
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By their patterns of dis-and re-equilibriability these force structures entail the factual transmutational processuality that we know in chemistry.
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