Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 11N. Zanichelli, 1960 - Nuclear physics |
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At this preliminary stage , speculative « principles » of structure and classification
may inspire new experiments , but they must be looked upon with due caution .
For instance , the early « principle of structure » according to which nuclei are ...
At this preliminary stage , speculative « principles » of structure and classification
may inspire new experiments , but they must be looked upon with due caution .
For instance , the early « principle of structure » according to which nuclei are ...
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I shall lay some stress on the physical principles underlying this theory and on
the questions related to the physical ... the Bohr - Sommerfeld theory and
quantum mechanics , a gap which was bridged by the correspondence principle .
I shall lay some stress on the physical principles underlying this theory and on
the questions related to the physical ... the Bohr - Sommerfeld theory and
quantum mechanics , a gap which was bridged by the correspondence principle .
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SHARP [ 12 ] has suggested the possibility that the structure equations can be
derived from the variational principle 8 L ( - 9 ) + d4x = 0 , based on the invariant
Lagrangian density L = R – 1 ( R , R ) : cos 2 apdare , where « g is defined in
terms ...
SHARP [ 12 ] has suggested the possibility that the structure equations can be
derived from the variational principle 8 L ( - 9 ) + d4x = 0 , based on the invariant
Lagrangian density L = R – 1 ( R , R ) : cos 2 apdare , where « g is defined in
terms ...
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Contents
GENERALITĄ | 1 |
PARTE PRIMA Problemi teorici | 9 |
PARTE SECONDA Correlazioni angolari polarizzazioni e decadimenti beta | 197 |
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