22.101 Applied Nuclear Physics, Fall 2004

Yip, Sidney

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Yip, Sidney

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Applied Nuclear Physics

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Abstract

Fundamentals of nuclear physics for engineering students. Basic properties of the nucleus and nuclear radiations. Elementary quantum mechanical calculations of bound-state energies and barrier transmission probability. Binding energy and nuclear stability. Interactions of charged particles, neutrons, and gamma rays with matter. Radioactive decays. Energetics and general cross-section behavior in nuclear reactions. Description from course home page: This subject deals with foundational knowledge for all students in NED. Emphasis is on nuclear concepts (as opposed to traditional nuclear physics), especially nuclear radiations and their interactions with matter. We will study different types of reactions, single-collision phenomena (cross sections) and leave the effects of many collisions to later subjects (22.105 and 22.106). Quantum mechanics is used at a lower level than in 22.51 and 22.106.

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2004-12

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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/39136

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22.101-Fall2004

local: 22.101

local: IMSCP-MD5-df49fdfe9367f774ba22fbd1f02f952e

Keywords

nuclear concepts, nuclear physics, nuclear radiations, matter, types of reactions, single-collision phenomena, cross sections, effects of many collisions, Quantum mechanics

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