[en] The nuclear physics group obtained an accurate value of the gamow-teller contribution to the 2⁺→ 2⁺ (T=1) super allowed β transition in ²⁰Na from kinematic shifts in the β-delayed α-particle spectrum, thus allowing calculation of the Fermi coupling constant. In experiments with an anti-Compton NaI(Tl) shield, the average properties of the continuum γ-rays were determined for the (HI,xn) reaction and the properties of the high-energy (approximately 14 MeV) giant resonance γ-rays were correlated with specific (HI,xn) reaction channels. A systematic analysis by different techniques showed that recoil distance lifetime measurements can have systematic errors of about 10% from undetected feeding, background and/or hyperfine interactions. Average neutron kinetic energies for the ¹²⁴Sn (²⁸Si,5n)¹⁴⁷ Gd reaction correlated very strongly, but unexpectedly, with the bombarding energy. In the High Current Proton Accelerator, beamlet stacking was found to improve injection emittance by a factor of 1.9. The line-shapes of selected phonons in the orientationally disordered crystal β-nitrogen were calculated with the Michel-Nandts model. Computer simulation was used to calculate the spin-wave properties of the disordered ferromagnet Nisub(2)Mnsub(0.8)Vsub(0.2)Sn