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Standard syllabus

Nuclear physics · Graduate · Physics

Topics

Nuclear structure

  • Shell model and magic numbers
  • Collective models: vibrational and rotational
  • Deformation and Nilsson orbitals
  • Pairing correlations in nuclei
  • Exotic nuclei near drip lines

Reactions and decay

  • Optical model and reaction cross sections
  • Compound nucleus and direct reactions
  • Beta decay selection rules and matrix elements
  • Gamma transitions and multipolarity
  • Fission theory and barrier penetration

Experimental methods

  • Beam facilities: cyclotrons and linacs
  • Gamma-ray spectroscopy arrays
  • Heavy-ion collisions and QGP signatures
  • Neutrino-nucleus scattering (intro)
  • Nuclear data evaluation and databases

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  • Word problems
  • Mixed Practice
  • Multi-Unit Problems
  • Review
  • Practice test
  • Answer key

Study units

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  • Nuclear structure

    Shell model and magic numbers

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  • Reactions and decay

    Optical model and reaction cross sections

    Coming soon
  • Experimental methods

    Beam facilities: cyclotrons and linacs

    Coming soon
  • Applications and facilities

    Reactor physics and next-gen designs

    Coming soon
  • Detector systems

    Time-of-flight and ΔE–E telescopes

    Coming soon
  • Research practice

    Writing nuclear physics proposals

    Coming soon

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$1,162 · Nuclear physics · 18 tutoring hrs

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