Lecture notes, Chapter 5. Nuclear Structure
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Resources | Introduction to Applied Nuclear Physics | Nuclear Science and Engineering | MIT OpenCourseWare Browse Course Material Course Info Instructor: Prof. Paola Cappellaro Course Number: 22.02 Departments: Nuclear Science and Engineering As Taught In: Spring 2012 Level: Undergraduate Topics Engineering Mechanical Engineering Nuclear Engineering Science Physics Nuclear Physics Quantum Mechanics Learning Resource Types assignment Problem Sets grading Exams with Solutions notes Lecture Notes laptop_windows Simulations search give now about ocw help & faqs contact us Course Info Introduction
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