Nuclear Physics: An Introduction

by S.B. Patel

The book bridges the gap between a course on modern physics and an advanced formal treatise on nuclear physics. The treatment of topics is simple and direct. Physical ideas are given prominence and this has been done by informal discussions and many analogies. It starts with the tools of nuclear physics, both experimental and mathematical. The author has taken special care in treating the nuclear shell model throughout the analogy with atomic and molecular physics. It is a suitable text for any student who has been exposed to a college level course in modern physics and who has mathematical competence at the level of calculus and elementary vector analysis. An important feature of the book is that numerous illustrative examples have been given along with 200 neatly drawn figures and problem question sets. CONTENTS Tools of Doing Nuclear Physics
Physical Tools
Mathematical Tools
Radioactivity
The Q Equation
The Nuclear
Constiments of the Nucleus and Some of their Properties
Alpha Spectra and Decay
Beta Spectra and Decay
Introduction of GamMa Emission
The Liquid Drop Model of the Nucleus
Nuclear Energy
The Shell Model of a Nucleus
Nuclear Force Nuclear Physics in Other Areas of Physics
Fundamentals Constants and Conversion Factors
List of Elements
Masses of Neutral Atoms
The concept of Cross-section for a Nuclear Reaction Anshan Publishers is a publisher of fine medical, scientific, and technical books. We find the best titles from our worldwide publishing partners and bring them to the global marketplace. We publish in a wide range of fields, Biological Sciences
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372 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1991

Reviews

[Raj · Rating 5 out of 5]

Goood

[Malik Asad]

ok

[Abdul Qadeer]

good book