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 The Flip Side of Femtoscopy(A personal perspective) Reported by Rick Casten February 29, 2008 By far, the most common approaches today to understanding the structure of atomic nuclei are femtoscopic, by which is meant approaches focused at the nucleonic level, whether these be ab initio calculations, no-core shell model methods, large-basis shell model calculations, perhaps using Monte Carlo techniques, density functional theory (DFT) methods, or similar approaches. Read more... | ||
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 Quarks, gluons and nuclear forcesReported by Paulo Bedaque August 31, 2007 When students are first told about the fundamental forces of the Universe, the strong nuclear force is described as the force binding protons and neutrons together inside nuclei. Read more... | ||
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