Nuclear Definition and 997 Threads

  1. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 11: Deuteron (Part 1)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 11: Deuteron (Part 1)

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  2. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 12: Deuteron (Part 2)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 12: Deuteron (Part 2)

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  3. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 13: Deuteron (Part 3)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 13: Deuteron (Part 3)

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  4. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 14: Scattering of nucleons

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 14: Scattering of nucleons

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  5. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 15: Low energy n-p scattering

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 15: Low energy n-p scattering

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  6. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 16: Theories of nuclear forces

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 16: Theories of nuclear forces

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  7. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 17: Shell model (Part 1)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 17: Shell model (Part 1)

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  8. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 18: Shell model (Part 2)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 18: Shell model (Part 2)

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  9. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 19: Shell model (Part 3)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 19: Shell model (Part 3)

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  10. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 20: Shell model (Part 4)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 20: Shell model (Part 4)

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  11. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 21: Shell model (Part 5)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 21: Shell model (Part 5)

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  12. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 22: Collective models

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 22: Collective models

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  13. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 23: Vibrational and Rotational levels

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 23: Vibrational and Rotational levels

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  14. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 24: Radioactivity, Alpha Decay (Part 1)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 24: Radioactivity, Alpha Decay (Part 1)

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  15. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 25: Alpha decay (Part 2)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 25: Alpha decay (Part 2)

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  16. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 26: Beta decay -(Part 1)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 26: Beta decay -(Part 1)

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  17. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 27: Beta decay (Part 2)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 27: Beta decay (Part 2)

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  18. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 28: Beta decay (Part 3)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 28: Beta decay (Part 3)

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  19. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 29: Gamma decay

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 29: Gamma decay

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  20. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 30: Nuclear Reactions (Part 1)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 30: Nuclear Reactions (Part 1)

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  21. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 31: Nuclear reaction(Part 2)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 31: Nuclear reaction(Part 2)

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  22. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 32: Nuclear reaction (Part 3)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 32: Nuclear reaction (Part 3)

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  23. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 33: Nuclear Fission basics

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 33: Nuclear Fission basics

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  24. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 34: Nuclear fission of uranium

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 34: Nuclear fission of uranium

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  25. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 35: Nuclear Fission Reactor

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 35: Nuclear Fission Reactor

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  26. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 36: Nuclear Energy Programme of India

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 36: Nuclear Energy Programme of India

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  27. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 37: Nuclear Fusion (Part 1)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 37: Nuclear Fusion (Part 1)

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  28. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 38: Nuclear fusion (Part 2)

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 38: Nuclear fusion (Part 2)

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  29. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 39: Thermonuclear fusion reactors

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 39: Thermonuclear fusion reactors

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  30. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 40: Fusion reactions in Stars and stellar neutrinos

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 40: Fusion reactions in Stars and stellar neutrinos

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  31. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 41: Nucleosynthesis of elements in Stars

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 41: Nucleosynthesis of elements in Stars

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  32. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 42: Mossbauer Spectroscopy

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 42: Mossbauer Spectroscopy

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  33. Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 43: RBS, PIXE, NAA, Summary

    Nuclear Physics by Prof. H. C. Verma (NPTEL):- Lecture 43: RBS, PIXE, NAA, Summary

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  34. mjda

    I Stellar Thermal Energy with no Nuclear source

    Can anyone enlighten me as to why the total thermal energy of a star will increase with time if the star has no nuclear energy source?
  35. T

    Nuclear Stability: Z & N Combinations for A=22

    Homework Statement Question: Discuss what values of Z and N might give stabilty to a nucleus with A=22 Homework Equations $$BE=a_vA-a_sA^{\frac{2}{3}}-a_c\:\frac{Z\left(Z-1\right)}{A^{\frac{1}{3}}}-a_s\frac{\:\left(A-2N\right)^2}{A}+\delta \left(A,Z\right)$$ The Attempt at a Solution For this...
  36. kvothe18

    I Mean value of the nuclear tensor operator

    Does anyone know how can you prove that the mean value of the tensor operator S12 in all directions r is zero? S12 : http://prntscr.com/j3gn40 where s1, s2 are the spin operators of two nucleons.
  37. Delta Force

    Engineering What Are the Options for Nuclear Engineers in Stagnant Markets?

    I'm not sure this is the right area of the forum for this, but I've been wondering about what types of things people do with nuclear engineering degrees, especially those who graduate from universities in areas where nuclear power is stagnant or in decline. The last major growth period for...
  38. Ryan Doucette

    Nuclear Fusion: Electron Thermal Transport Terminology

    I am an undergrad physics major in my final semester currently taking Intro to Thermodynamics. As a final project, each student must choose a topic related to thermodynamics that is more advanced than what is covered in the curriculum and write a paper and present our findings to the class on...
  39. Jan Nebec

    B How to calculate the nuclear repulsive force?

    Hello! I'm wondering if there is a simple formula to calculate nuclear repulsive force at given distance between a proton and neutron? For example at 0,5 fm between them... Thank you!
  40. Ciaran H

    B Where does the increase in mass come from in fission?

    If energy is released during nuclear fission, why is the mass of the products (the two new nuclei and fission neutrons) greater than the mass of the original nuclei? In accordance to E=mc^2, shouldn't the release of energy result in the products having a lesser mass than the original nuclei?
  41. G

    Working as a nuclear engineer with M.Sc. Physics

    IS it possible to work as nuclear engineer or getting into nuclear industry with a M.Sc. in Nuclear Physics instead of Nuclear Engineering?
  42. A

    B How energy is released during nuclear fission?

    In a simple nuclear fission reaction an uranium atom breaks into krypton and barium releasing around 200MeV. Binding energy per nucleon (BE/A) of uranium = 7.6 MeV And binding energy per nucleon of krypton an barium is just larger than that of uranium. So in my view, around 200 MeV is used to...
  43. J

    I Binding Energy: Exploring How Nucleons Become Heavier

    So we have a nucleus. Let's say its a helium nucleus. If I want to split this nucleus into its constituent nucleons, I must do work against the strong force which is holding it together. Now that I have done the work, the particles are no longer bound. I have done work against the strong force...
  44. charlesmartin14

    A What Other Phenomena Involve Nuclear Excitations Coupling with Lattice Phonons?

    Mossbauer spectroscopy is an example of a nuclear (de)excitation coupling to a lattice phonons Are there any other examples of this phenomena ?
  45. Q

    Engineering Nuclear Engineering Jobs that Require a lot of Travel

    Are there any jobs for nuclear engineering majors that require a lot of travel. International would be preferred. I would just hate to stay in one spot! Any job ideas would help!
  46. Y

    Nuclear fuel cycle boc eoc boec eoec?

    Hello everyone! I have my first question in physics forum... When I read some reports I found those terms that can not be understood... 'BOC', 'EOC', 'BOEC', 'EOEC'... BOC and EOC are used frequently and I know those terms shortly but not exactly... but I can understand boec and eoec and...
  47. B

    Thermal Neutron Absorption Rate in Water?

    Homework Statement "The 2200 m/s flux in an ordinary water reactor is 1.5*10^13 neutrons/cm^2*s. At what rate are the thermal neutrons absorbed by the water?" Homework Equations (unsure) The Attempt at a Solution I know that absorption of a thermal neutron (a neutron in thermal equilibrium)...
  48. D

    Finding the magnetization in nuclear magnetic resonance

    Homework Statement J-coupling term between two spins is HJ = ħJ/4 σz(1) σz(2) In the measured magnetization spectrum of the spins, this leads to the splitting of the individual spin lines by frequency J, which we’ll now derive. We can write the magnetization of spin 1 as: <M1(t)> =...
  49. F

    Physics Which is the job of a physicist in a nuclear central?

    Hi everyone! I'm near to get a physics degree. Always like me nuclear physics, how can energy be obtained by a little cuantity of matter... I want to ask you,if you know, which is the work/tasks of a physicist in a nuclear central (if they can work there :) ). I would like to be more...
  50. Ranku

    I Energy efficiency of nuclear and fossil fuel

    Can anyone give a percentage comparision of efficiency of energy conversion in nuclear fuel and fossil fuels like oil and coal?
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