Annual Review of Nuclear Science · 1960 · 167 citations · 2 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsNuclear PhysicsQuantum MechanicsTheoretical PhysicsFew-body Nuclear SystemsNuclear Equation Of StateNuclear MechanicsNuclear ModelsNuclear StructureNuclear TheoryAtomic NucleusMany-body Nuclear ForcesNuclear Energy Levels
The atomic nucleus is a system of A particles (Z protons and N neutrons) the motion of which is governed by their mutual interactions. The exact description of the behavior of this system is equivalent to the solution of the n-body problem in quantum mechanics. Recently, several attempts have been made to obtain approximate solutions to the nuclear problem but we are still far from an accurate description. Although
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M. E. Rose, Bernard T. Feld · Physics Today · 1957 · 3.6K citations · Full text
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