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'''Nuclear transparency''' is the ratio of cross-sections for exclusive processes from the [[Atomic nucleus|nuclei]] to those of the [[nucleons]].<br />
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If the nuclear cross-section is denoted as <math>\sigma_N</math> and free nucleon cross-section as <math>\sigma_0</math><br />
then nuclear transparency can be defined as <br /><br />
<math>T= \sigma_N/A\sigma_0</math>, where <math>\sigma_N</math> can be parameterized in terms of <math>\sigma_0</math> as <math>\sigma_N =A^\alpha \sigma_0</math>.<br />
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Therefore, transparency can be expressed as <math>T= A^{\alpha -1}</math>.<br /><br />
Here nucleon cross-section can be thought of as hydrogen cross-section and nuclei cross-section can be as for other targets.<br />
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