Physics of Warm Nuclei
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Physics of Warm Nuclei
with Analogies to Mesoscopic Systems
Hofmann, Helmut (Department of Physics, Technical University of Munich)
Oxford University Press
04/2008
646
Dura
Inglês
9780198504016
15 a 20 dias
The book describes in detail modern developments in theories of small many body systems like nuclear complexes in accelerator experiments or metal clusters. To make the book self-contained, topics of general nature are included such as Equilibrium- and non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics, Linear Response Theory, and Functional Integrals.
I BASIC ELEMENTS AND MODELS ; 1. Elementary concepts of nuclear physics ; 2. Nuclear matter as a Fermi liquid ; 3. Independent particles and quasi-particles in finite nuclei ; 4. From the shell model to the compound nucleus ; 5. Shell effects and Strutinsky renormalization ; 6. Average collective motion of small amplitude ; 7. Transport theory of nuclear collective motion ; II COMPLEX NUCLEAR SYSTEMS ; 8. The statistical model for the decay of excited nuclei ; 9. Pre-equilibrium reactions ; 10. Level densities and nuclear thermometry ; 11. Collective motion of large scale at finite thermal excitations ; 12. Dynamics of fission at finite temperature ; 13. Heavy ion collisions at low energies ; 14. Giant dipole excitations ; III MESOSCOPIC SYSTEMS ; 15. Metals and quantum wires ; 16. Metal clusters ; 17. Energy transfer to a system of independent Fermions ; IV THEORETICAL TOOLS ; 18. Elements of reaction theory ; 19. Density operators and Wigner functions ; 20. The Hartree-Fock method ; 21. Transport equations for the one-body density ; 22. Nuclear thermostatics ; 23. Linear response theory ; 24. Functional integrals ; 25. Properties of Langevin- and Fokker-Planck equations ; V AUXILIARY INFORMATION ; 26. Formal means ; 27. Natural units in nuclear physics ; References
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The book describes in detail modern developments in theories of small many body systems like nuclear complexes in accelerator experiments or metal clusters. To make the book self-contained, topics of general nature are included such as Equilibrium- and non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics, Linear Response Theory, and Functional Integrals.
I BASIC ELEMENTS AND MODELS ; 1. Elementary concepts of nuclear physics ; 2. Nuclear matter as a Fermi liquid ; 3. Independent particles and quasi-particles in finite nuclei ; 4. From the shell model to the compound nucleus ; 5. Shell effects and Strutinsky renormalization ; 6. Average collective motion of small amplitude ; 7. Transport theory of nuclear collective motion ; II COMPLEX NUCLEAR SYSTEMS ; 8. The statistical model for the decay of excited nuclei ; 9. Pre-equilibrium reactions ; 10. Level densities and nuclear thermometry ; 11. Collective motion of large scale at finite thermal excitations ; 12. Dynamics of fission at finite temperature ; 13. Heavy ion collisions at low energies ; 14. Giant dipole excitations ; III MESOSCOPIC SYSTEMS ; 15. Metals and quantum wires ; 16. Metal clusters ; 17. Energy transfer to a system of independent Fermions ; IV THEORETICAL TOOLS ; 18. Elements of reaction theory ; 19. Density operators and Wigner functions ; 20. The Hartree-Fock method ; 21. Transport equations for the one-body density ; 22. Nuclear thermostatics ; 23. Linear response theory ; 24. Functional integrals ; 25. Properties of Langevin- and Fokker-Planck equations ; V AUXILIARY INFORMATION ; 26. Formal means ; 27. Natural units in nuclear physics ; References
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