Titlebook: Advances in Nuclear Physics; Volume 26 J. W. Negele,E. W. Vogt Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 electron.neutron.nu

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System Structure and Connectivity,rch for the past twenty years. With the confirmation that the proton and neutron were not elementary particles, physicists were challenged with the task of explaining the nucleon’s spin in terms of its constituents. In a simple constituent picture one can decompose the nucleon’s spin as.where S. and

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Gilbert G. Walter,Martha Contrerasnt of compression using high energy nuclear beams. The possibility of studying nuclei far from normal conditions raises the question: can we study phase transitions in nuclei similar, for instance, to the way, one can study phase transition in water? This is the subject of the present article.

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Gilbert G. Walter,Martha Contreras 1932. As the only two-nucleon bound state, its properties have continuously been viewed as important in nuclear theory as the hydrogen atom is in atomic theory. Yet, ambiguities remain in the relativistic description of this system and the two-nucleon picture is incomplete: meson exchange and nucle

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