Short-range Correlations
Short-Range Correlations is a nuclear theoretical construct that describes the transient, high-momentum interactions between nucleons in atomic nuclei arising from the repulsive core of the nuclear force at distances less than approximately 1 femtometer.
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Tel Aviv University
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