Titlebook: Nuclear Reactions; An Introduction Hans Paetz gen. Schieck Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Compound-nucleus reactions.Exot

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Polarization in Nuclear Reactions—Formalismte to the interaction. Such forces such as a nuclear spin-orbit (..) force, a spin-spin force, and a tensor force are present already in the interaction between two nucleons and must be considered in nucleus-nucleus interactions. Polarization observables need more complicated descriptions than the c

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Models of Reactions—Direct Reactionsf nuclear structure and reaction models. These have been very successful in describing the salient features of nuclear reactions and—with their help—of the structure of nuclei (e.g. the shell model description of nuclei along the valley of stability). The clear distinction between fast, medium-fast,

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Models of Reactions—Compound-Nucleus (CN) Reactionstheir decay) and involve many, if not all nucleons concerned. They manifest themselves by resonance phenomena in excitation functions. They may appear as Breit-Wigner shaped single resonances, their total widths revealing the lifetime of the compound states, overlapping resonances, Ericson fluctuati

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