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Nuclear Physics: Course Outline

Nuclear physics is the field of physics that studies atomic nuclei and their constituents and interactions.

Course Outline

  • Basic concept.
  • History and overview.
  • some introductory terminology.
  • Nuclear properties.
  • Units and dimensions.
  • Nuclear properties.
  • The nuclear radius.
  • mass and abundance of nuclides.
  • nuclear binding energy.
  • nuclear angular momentum and parity.
  • nuclear electromagnetic moments.
  • nuclear excited states.
  • The forces between nucleons.
  • The deuteron.
  • nucleon-nucleon scattering.
  • proton-proton and neutron-neutron interactions.
  • Properties of the nuclear forces.
  • The exchange force model.
  • Nuclear models.
  • The shell model.
  • Even Z, Even N Nuclei and collective structure.
  • More realistic nuclear models.
  • Radioactive decay.
  • The radioactive decay law.
  • Quantum theory of radioactive decays.
  • Production and decay of radioactivity.
  • Growth of daughter activities.
  • Types of decays.
  • Natural radioactivity.
  • Natural radioactivity.
  • Radioactive dating and units for measuring radiation.

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