Titlebook: Response of the Nuclear System to External Forces; Proceedings of the V Jose Miguel Arias,María Isabel Gallardo,Manuel Loz Conference proce

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Electron scattering,gave last summer at the 6th Annual Summer School in Nuclear Physics Research held at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina. I have written up the first part for the proceedings of this school. Then I will give an overview of the present status of electron scattering, including a

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Elementary nuclear excitations studied with electromagnetic and Hadronic probes,es of different selectivity. The first lecture, after a brief reminder of the features of electron and photon scattering at low energy, deals with two selected examples of electric transitions studied in inclusive and exclusive electron and proton scattering in .C and .Ca respectively, i.e. the feat

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Probing nucleon and nuclear structure with high-energy electrons,le facilities dedicated to nuclear physics, Recent results on the neutron electric form factor and the N-Δ transition illustrate the development of modern techniques and in particular the importance of polarisation. The second lecture discusses our understanding of the spin structure of the nucleon.

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Relativistic theory of the structure of finite nuclei,otope shifts in the Pb region, rotational bands in superdeformed nuclei, the problem of identical bands, a relativistic theory of pairing correlations in nuclei and dynamical investigations of the time-dependent relativistic mean field equations for the description of giant resonances.

Ceremony

Semiclassical description of the relativistic nuclear mean field theory,ctor field are presented in the Wigner-Kirkwood and extended Thomas-Fermi mean field theories. The semiclassical approach is then applied to the non-linear . model and the resulting variational equations are solved for finite nuclei and semi-infinite symmetric nuclear matter.

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The continuum in nuclei,clear spectra. The Berggren and Mittag-Lef$er expansions are introduced and analysed. Applications to single-particle and particle-hole resonances are performed. Giant resonances are studied within the framework of the continuum RPA. In all cases it is found that the expansions agree well with the e