Glen E. Gordon, Charles D. Coryell
Abstract
Examines three forms of the basic nuclear shell model: one which assumes no configuration mixing, the "effective-interaction" method that includes some mixing, and the "superconductor model" of extreme configuration mixing.
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Examines three forms of the basic nuclear shell model: one which assumes no configuration mixing, the "effective-interaction" method that includes some mixing, and the "superconductor model" of extreme configuration mixing.
Key concepts: Mixing (physics), SHELL model, Nuclear structure, Physics, Shell (structure), Theoretical physics, Statistical physics, Nuclear physics