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  1. physics.ucf.edu › ~gabriel › Nuclear PhysicsNuclear Physics

    The Nuclear Force. The force that binds together protons and neutrons inside the nucleus is called the Nuclear Force. Some characteristics of the nuclear force are: It does not depend on charge. It is very short range ≈ 10-15 m. It is much stronger than the electric force.

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  2. 22. Apr. 2020 · A comprehensive textbook on basic nuclear physics, covering nuclear decays, reactions, structure, and applications. The text is designed for students with minimal background in mathematics or quantum theory and offers more sophisticated material in separate sections.

  3. Nuclear Physics is the study of Matter: Complex nuclei (protons & neutrons) Forces: Strong “nuclear” force (underlying strong force) + weak & EM decays Complex many-body problem, requires semi-empirical approach. Many models of Nuclear Physics. Historically, Nuclear Physics preceded and led to Particle Physics.

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  4. An introductory short course in nuclear physics could be based on Chapters 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 11, which cover the fundamental aspects of nuclear decay and reactions, but little of nuclear structure.

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  5. The radiative capture yields a further 3 – 12 MeV of useful energy in emitted γ-rays, which are not included in the table. Consider a sample of pure 235U on which a neutron of energy 2 MeV is incident. The nuclear number density, n of uranium metal is 4.8 × 1028 nuclei/m3. The mean free path of.

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  6. Browse the PDF slides of the course 8.701, covering the basics of nuclear and particle physics. Learn about quantum field theory, symmetries, Feynman diagrams, QED, QCD, weak interaction, Higgs physics, neutrinos, and more.

  7. Course Overview. pdf. 105 kB. 8.701 Fall 2020, Lecture 0.2. Course Organization. pdf. 136 kB. 8.701 Fall 2020, Lecture 0.3. Teaching Staff. pdf. 336 kB. 8.701 Fall 2020, Lecture 0.4. Literature. pdf. 806 kB. 8.701 Fall 2020, Lecture 0.5. Early History and People in Nuclear and Particle Physics. pdf. 938 kB. 8.701 Fall 2020, Lecture 0.6. Particles.