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An Introduction to the Physics of Nuclei and Particles Book

This work contains about 20 percent more material than is needed for a 14-week, one-semester course. This amount of material gives the instructor some freedom in...Read More

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    Timely and engaging, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE PHYSICS OF NUCLEI AND PARTICLES focuses on one of the most exciting areas of physics. Author Richard Dunlap has taught this course for the last ten years?during the last two of which he used this text successfully in his own classroom. The author designed this text to provide flexibility and freedom for instructors teaching a one-semester course by including a wealth of problems as well as approximately 20% more material than is necessary for the average 14-week course. In order to ensure that the book is up-to-date and interesting for the students, the author has included recent research results whenever possible and has presented data from ongoing experiments. This is particularly relevant for fields in which there is considerable current research activity, such as neutrino masses and oscillations, quark masses and controlled fusion.

  • 0534392946
  • 9780534392949
  • Richard Dunlap
  • 16 April 2003
  • Brooks/Cole
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 284
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