3rd Edition
Basic Ideas and Concepts in Nuclear Physics An Introductory Approach, Third Edition
By K. Heyde
Copyright 2004
668 Pages
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CRC Press
668 Pages
by
CRC Press
360 Pages
by
CRC Press
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The third edition of a classic book, Basic Ideas and Concepts in Nuclear Physics sets out in a clear and consistent manner the various elements of nuclear physics. Divided into four main parts: the constituents and characteristics of the nucleus; nuclear interactions, including the strong, weak and electromagnetic forces; an introduction to nuclear structure; and recent developments in nuclear... Read more
KNOWING THE NUCLEUS: THE NUCLEAR CONSTITUENTS AND CHARACTERISTICS
Global Nuclear Properties
General Nuclear Radioactive Decay Properties and Transmutations
NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS: STRONG, WEAK AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCES
General Methods
Alpha Decay: The Strong Interaction at Work
Beta Decay: The Weak Interaction at Work
Gamma decay: The Electromagnetic Interaction at Work
NUCLEAR STRUCTURE: AN INTRODUCTION
The Liquid Drop Model Approach: A Semi-Empirical Method
The Simplest Independent Particle Model: The Fermi-Gas Model
The Nuclear Shell Model
NUCLEAR STRUCTURE: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
The Nuclear Mean Field: Single Particle Excitations and Global Nuclear Properties
The Nuclear Shell Model: Including Residual Interactions
Nuclear Physics of Very Light Nuclei
Collective Modes of Motion
Deformation in Nuclei
Nuclear Physics at the Extremes of Stability: Weakly Bound Quantum Systems and Exotic Nuclei
Deep Inside the Nucleus: Subnuclear Degrees of Freedom and Beyond
Outlook: The Atomic Nucleus as Part of a Larger Structure
Appendices
Units and Conversion Between Various unit Systems
Spherical Tensor Properties
Second Quantization - An Introduction
References
Global Nuclear Properties
General Nuclear Radioactive Decay Properties and Transmutations
NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS: STRONG, WEAK AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCES
General Methods
Alpha Decay: The Strong Interaction at Work
Beta Decay: The Weak Interaction at Work
Gamma decay: The Electromagnetic Interaction at Work
NUCLEAR STRUCTURE: AN INTRODUCTION
The Liquid Drop Model Approach: A Semi-Empirical Method
The Simplest Independent Particle Model: The Fermi-Gas Model
The Nuclear Shell Model
NUCLEAR STRUCTURE: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
The Nuclear Mean Field: Single Particle Excitations and Global Nuclear Properties
The Nuclear Shell Model: Including Residual Interactions
Nuclear Physics of Very Light Nuclei
Collective Modes of Motion
Deformation in Nuclei
Nuclear Physics at the Extremes of Stability: Weakly Bound Quantum Systems and Exotic Nuclei
Deep Inside the Nucleus: Subnuclear Degrees of Freedom and Beyond
Outlook: The Atomic Nucleus as Part of a Larger Structure
Appendices
Units and Conversion Between Various unit Systems
Spherical Tensor Properties
Second Quantization - An Introduction
References
Biography
K. Heyde (Author)
