Quantized Liquid Drop and Some Ground-State Nuclear Properties
G. Reading Henry
Abstract
G. Reading Henry
Abstract
The liquid drop is adopted as a simple nuclear model. The zero-point motion of the quantized drop is found to alter some of the properties of the classical drop, bringing the model into better agreement with experiment. The properties discussed are the skin thickness, the electric form factor for elastic scattering, and the rms nuclear radius as a function of atomic number.
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The liquid drop is adopted as a simple nuclear model. The zero-point motion of the quantized drop is found to alter some of the properties of the classical drop, bringing the model into better agreement with experiment. The properties discussed are the skin thickness, the electric form factor for elastic scattering, and the rms nuclear radius as a function of atomic number.
Key concepts: Liquid drop, Semi-empirical mass formula, Drop (telecommunication), Physics, Materials science, Mechanics, Nuclear physics, Neutron