The Compound Model of NUCLEAR STRUCTURES

The Compound Model of NUCLEAR STRUCTURES

by Nigel Anton Cunningham

104 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781477235454
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The objective of this theoretical approach to understanding the structure of the nucleus was to produce a concise model for all the elements. In particular, the focus was to determine a few simple rules that would define the precise structure of every stable isotope. After several years of research and analysis, a concise model of just three rules has been achieved. This model has exact correlations with the current experimental data for all the stable isotopes.

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