Titlebook: A New Development at the Intersection of Nuclear Structure and Reaction Theory; Steven Karataglidis,Ken Amos,Luciano Canton Book 2019 Spri

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Junction

Applications of Metallic Foams,is inherently nonlocal. This chapter describes the issue regarding nonlocality in low- and intermediate-energy nucleon-nucleus scattering. It is found that not only are the interactions nonlocal but highly nonlocal for which usual approximate corrections to local models of scattering cannot account.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-44416-6scattering at low- and intermediate-energy, and electron scattering. Much information on the underlying structures of nuclei may be found with these methods. The final section discusses future prospects.

发展

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21070-0Optical potential theory; Exotic nuclei; Kerman-McManus-Thaler model; Melbourne g-folding model; Scatter

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Overthrow

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19535-8The importance of scattering theory and its utility in the understanding of the structure of nuclei are discussed. In particular, the use of complementary nucleon-nucleus and electron-nucleus scattering is outlined, including how together they are capable of a very detailed mapping of the structure of the nucleus.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-67144-0Collective models of structure depend sensitively on the electromagnetic properties of the nuclei described. This chapter presents the descriptions of the relevant electromagnetic observables in terms of the underlying collective models of structure.

滴注

Applications of Metallic Foams,The importance of taking the Pauli Principle into account in nucleon-nucleus scattering is demonstrated in this chapter. Comparison is made between the MCAS and ECIS descriptions of low-energy scattering, with emphasis placed on the implications of the inclusion or neglect of the Pauli Principle.

Obliterate

Fundamental Aspects of Scattering,ückgeführt. Vertikale Hebungen der Landschollen, welche nicht aus seitlichen Druckwirkungen hervorgegangen wären, wurden abgelehnt, dagegen den mit radial wirksamen Brüchen verknüpften Senkungsvorgängen eine große Bedeutung beigemessen. „Es ist der Zusammenbruch des Erdballs, dem wir beiwohnen.“ Sog