Reviews of Modern Physics · 1969 · 512 citations · 16 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsNuclear ChemistryNuclear PhysicsParticle PhysicsAlpha DecayNuclear DecayNuclear MassesNuclear ModelsNuclear StructureNuclear TheoryMass NumberNuclear Mass FormulaNuclear Mass ModelsNuclear Mass PredictionsNuclear Mass TablesTheoretical Nuclear Mass Calculations
Two new independent mass relations are derived and are shown to be consistent with several existing nuclear models. The most general functional dependence on proton number, neutron number, and mass number (or isospin value) of masses which satisfy these relations exactly is discussed, and a procedure for determining the values of these functions which give a best least-squares fit to the body of known masses is developed. The functions which give the best over-all fit are listed together with the resulting theoretical mass table which shows the discrepancies to known masses and the theoretical values for proton, neutron, and alpha-particle decay energies.
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