Nuclear Odd-even Effects
Nuclear Odd-Even Effects is a nuclear stability phenomenon characterized by the systematic variation in binding energy and decay resistance observed between atomic nuclei with odd and even numbers of protons or neutrons, arising from the pairing interactions of nucleons in the shell model framework.
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Properties of low-lying levels in the even platinum nuclei (182 ≦ A ≦ 192)
M. Finger, R. Foucher, J.P. Husson et al. · Nuclear Physics A · 1972 · 161 citations
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