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Nuclear many-body system

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A bound or resonant system of interacting protons and neutrons with internal excitations and collective modes.

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NucleonNuclear many-body system

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Authored explanation

Nuclei are many-nucleon quantum systems of protons and neutrons.

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The source is a material constituent, structural component, or underlying quantum field whose excitation realizes the target physical system or particle. The edge label and detail must distinguish composition from field excitation; neither implies a simple classical sum of parts.

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Nuclear many-body systemAtomic nucleus

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An atomic nucleus is a nuclear many-body system with specified proton and neutron content.

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Nuclear many-body systemLiquid-drop model

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The liquid-drop model coarse-grains the nucleus into bulk and surface energy terms.

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The target is a model, idealization, restricted ansatz, approximation scheme, phenomenological fit, or historical representation used for the source system or theory. It need not have a universal small error parameter and is not thereby a controlled limit or effective theory. The edge label and detail must identify the precise status.

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Nuclear many-body systemNuclear mean-field theory

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Mean-field theory replaces much of the many-body interaction by self-consistent fields.

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The target is a model, idealization, restricted ansatz, approximation scheme, phenomenological fit, or historical representation used for the source system or theory. It need not have a universal small error parameter and is not thereby a controlled limit or effective theory. The edge label and detail must identify the precise status.

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Nuclear many-body systemNuclear shell model

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The shell model truncates to selected single-particle orbitals and an effective interaction.

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The target is a model, idealization, restricted ansatz, approximation scheme, phenomenological fit, or historical representation used for the source system or theory. It need not have a universal small error parameter and is not thereby a controlled limit or effective theory. The edge label and detail must identify the precise status.

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