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Theoretical Nuclear Physics (Dover Books on Physics)

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Book Details

  • Author: John M. Blatt

  • Brand: Dover

  • Edition: New Edition

  • Binding: Paperback

  • Number of Pages: 896

  • Release Date: 20-09-2010

  • Languages: English

  • ISBN: 9780486668277


About the Book

This classic work on theoretical nuclear physics, authored by two leading physicists, offers a clear and thorough investigation of key aspects of the field. It is widely regarded as one of the most authoritative texts on the subject.

Core Content

  • Focus: The book examines theoretical concepts and methods used to interpret experimental nuclear phenomena and to predict/control nuclear events. It is primarily concerned with phenomena involving energies below about 50 MeV, a range often referred to as classical nuclear physics.

Key Topics Covered:

  1. Nuclear Structure

    • Nuclear forces

    • Nuclear spectroscopy

    • Shell structure of nuclei

  2. Three- and Four-Body Problems

    • Examination of complex multi-body nuclear interactions

  3. Nuclear Reactions

    • In-depth discussions of nuclear reaction mechanisms

  4. Beta-Decay

    • Exploration of nuclear decay processes

Designed for:

  • Experimental physicists working in nuclear physics

  • Graduate students who have completed at least one term in quantum mechanics and are familiar with nuclear physics concepts.

The book is a comprehensive, detailed, and indispensable reference for anyone delving into theoretical nuclear physics, from students to professionals.