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Book SynopsisA clear and well-organized review of what is presently known about nuclear structure. Emphasis is less upon mathematical detail than upon the obtaining of a clear perspective which relates the various lines of approach to this complex and rapidly developing field. Particular attention is paid to nuclear models and to the several types of nuclear re
Table of Contents*Frontmatter, pg. i*Preface, pg. v*Table of contents, pg. vii*Chapter 1. General Features of Nuclei, pg. 1*Chapter 2. Systematics of Stable Nuclei. Details of Binding Energy Surfaces, pg. 12*Chapter 3. Properties of Nuclear States; Ground States, pg. 17*Chapter 4. Survey of Nuclear Reactions, pg. 24*Chapter 5. Two-Body Systems; Interactions Between Nucleons, pg. 32*Chapter 6. Nuclear Models A. The Uniform Model, pg. 40*Chapter 7. Nuclear Models B. Independent Particle Models, pg. 47*Chapter 8. Nuclear Models III Many Particle Models, pg. 65*Chapter 9. Nuclear Reactions A. Close Collisions, pg. 71*Chapter 10. Nuclear Reactions B. Surface Reactions, pg. 89*Chapter 11. Interaction with Electron-Neutrino Fields, pg. 97*Chapter 12. Electromagnetic Transitions in Complex Nuclei, pg. 105*References, pg. 112*Index, pg. 125
