Proceedings of the International Symposium on New Nuclear Structure Phenomena in the Vicinity of Closed Shells, Stockholm, Sweden, August 30-September 3, 1994 / editor: R. Wyss.

• New shells and new structures effects -- From ¹⁰⁰Sn to ¹³²Sn -- Recent results and developments in the vicinity of closed shells -- Physics of intruder states -- Chaos and open problems -- Poster session. 

• The proceedings of the international symposium on "New Nuclear AStructure Phenomena in the Vicinity of Closed Shells - SELMA 94" held in Stockholm, Uppsala and on the Baltic Sea from Aug. 30-Sep. 3 are collected in this volume. With the event of large detector arrays there has been a tremendous development in the field of nuclear spectroscopy. The discovery of super-deformation has been followed by detailed spectroscopy in the second well. Hence, the concept of shell closure is reinterpreted in general terms, involving shapes different from spherical. Close to the drip lines, we expect new shells a nd new structure effects to emerge. Loosely bound neutrons may form a new state of nuclear matter. The regions of the nuclear chart from the line of stability can be explored in the future by means of radioactive ion beams. New structure effects, that one might encounter far from the line of stability was one of the themes of the conference. The strong impact of the nuclear shell model is also evident in other branches of physics, like the structure of metal-clusters. 

Ämnesord

Nuclear structure  -- Congresses (LCSH)

Nuclear shell theory  -- Congresses (LCSH)

Indexterm och SAB-rubrik

Nuclear spectroscopy

Shell closure, nuclear physics

Sn-isotopes

Ucdg Kärnfysik och partikelfysik

Klassifikation

539.7 (DDC)

Ucdg (kssb/6)