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The Second International Conference on Atomic and Nuclear Clusters '93 was orga nized in a joint effort by the 'Demokritos' National Center for Scientific Research, G. S. Anagnostatos (representing the atomic physics) and the Hahn-Meitner-Institut, W. von Oertzen (representing the nuclear physics). The subject of clusters - small aggregates of particles - is a topic of primary interest in both atomic and nuclear physics, and also in other fields like in the case of quark-structure of baryons and in cosmology. The interplay between atomic and nuclear physics is a particularly fascinating one because many concepts are common to both fields (quantal effects, shells, geometric structures, collec...
The 7th International Cyclotron Conference, In addition to 25 invited papers, a total of held in ZUrich from 19-22 August, 1975, was atten 103 papers were submitted for presentation at the ded by 231 registered . participants from 21 different conference. In order to avoid parallel sessions, countries. Visitors came from all 5 continents, only 30 papers were selected for oral presentation. showing the truly international character of the The rest of the papers were displayed, with great so-called cyclotron family. After a slight slump success, in two poster sessions, with the authors around 1970 in science funding in general, it is explaining in detail to interested participants encouraging ...
Beginning with v. 12, its Abstracts, v. 1-16, from its Bulletin, v. 7-22, were issued with the Scientific papers.
Beginning with v. 12, its Abstracts, v. 1-16, from its Bulletin, v. 7-22, were issued with the Scientific papers.
Hardbound. This third enlarged and revised edition incorporates seven extensive new chapters on the general collective model for low-energy modes. In addition there is a new section 4.4 on coordinate symmetries in the collective model, and a new section 13.8 on the two-center shell model, as well as many changes in text figures, tables and references where experimental ortheoretical developments over the past two decades have brought about new information and understanding.
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