Theory of Finite Nuclei

DOI10.1103/PHYSREV.110.431zbMATH Open0081.44101OpenAlexW1969423674MaRDI QIDQ3250441FDOQ3250441

Authors: Keith Brueckner, J. L. Gammel, Harold Weitzner 

Publication date: 1958

Published in: Physical Review (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.110.431

zbMATH Keywords

nuclear physics

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Cited In (16)

• Approximate Methods in the Quantum Theory of Many-Fermion Systems
• Generalized Reaction Matrix Approach to the Theory of the Infinite Medium of Fermions
• Modified Hartree-Fock Method for the Finite Nucleus
• Perturbation Theory Applied to the Nuclear Many-Body Problem
• Correlations and the Nuclear Magnetic Moment
• The higher random phase approximation and the stability of the energy spectrum of the nuclear shell model
• Application of Perturbation Methods to the Theory of Nuclear Matter
• Nuclear Many-Body Problem with Nonuniform Density. I. Theory
• A shell model calculation with reaction matrix
• Collective motion in many-particle systems. I: The violation of conservation laws
• The optical model and inelastic scattering
• The imaginary part of the optical model potential for neutron interactions with nuclei
• The spectrum of excitations for real nuclei
• Properties of Finite Nuclei
• The Structure of Light Nuclei
• On the stabilization of nonlinear continuous-time systems in Hilbert spaces

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