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  • © 2002
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  1. H. Schopper
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  • Standard reference book with selected data from the field of physics and chemistry
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

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Table of contents (46 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. 1 Treatment of nuclear excited states

    • V. G. Soloviev
    Pages 2-9

  3. 1.4 Phenomenological description of collective excited states

    • V. G. Soloviev
    Pages 10-17

  4. 1.5 Microscopic description of nuclear excited states

    • V. G. Soloviev
    Pages 17-29

  5. 1.6 Alpha, Beta, Gamma-Transition rates and direct nuclear reactions

    • V. G. Soloviev
    Pages 29-39

  6. 1.7 General picture of nuclear excitations

    • V. G. Soloviev
    Pages 39-40

  7. References for chapter 1

    • V. G. Soloviev
    Pages 41-43

  8. 2 Excited states of light nuclei (Z <= 20)

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 46-50

  9. 2-Helium

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 51-51

  10. 3-Lithium

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 52-53

  11. 4-Beryllium

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 54-55

  12. 5-Boron

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 56-60

  13. 6-Carbon

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 61-66

  14. 7-Nitrogen

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 67-72

  15. 8-Oxygen

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 73-81

  16. 9-Fluorine

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 82-87

  17. 10-Neon

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 88-97

  18. 11-Sodium

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 98-102

  19. 12-Magnesium

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 103-118

  20. 13-Aluminium

    • I. A. Gnilozub, E. V. Balandina, N. P. Yudin
    Pages 119-124
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The properties of nuclear levels and transitions between them are not only important for nuclear physicists. The collective phenomena in nuclei are of general interest since they represent a many-body system with more then two particles, but much fewer then in condensed matter problems. However, the knowledge of properties of nuclei are equally relevant to applications in technology (e.g. transmutation of elements) or medicine and also to astrophysics.The present volume I / 18 A is the first of three volumes dedicated to the energy levels and structure of nuclei, covering the light nuclei with Z

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