Fundamentals in nuclear physics from nuclear structure to cosmology basdevant, rich, spiro

... that is appealing to some, infuriating to others. Resolving the question will require better understanding of the originof observed physical laws.Some historyThe history of nuclear physics can ... Sons, New-York, 1963. Fundamentals in Nuclear Physics 1. Basic concepts in nuclear physics In this chapter, we will discuss the basic ingredients of nuclear physics. Section1.1 introduces the elementary ... Gadioli Erba, Introductory Nuclear Physics, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1997.4. Harald Enge, Introduction to Nuclear Physics , Addison-Wesley, Read-ing, 1966.5. J. S. Lilley, Nuclear Physics , Wiley,...

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