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Research Paper from the year 2014 in the subject Engineering - Nuclear Engineering, grade: 1.4, LMU Munich (Samastipur College), course: B.sc, language: English, abstract: ABSTRACT: - It is well established that the forces between nucleons are transmitted by mesons. According to the meson theory, the quantitative explanation of the nuclear forces was extremely tentative and incomplete. But this theory presents a valuable point of view. It is fairly certain now that the nucleons within nuclear matter are in a state made rather different from their free condition by the proximity of other nucleons.Charge independence of nuclear forces demand the existence of neutral meson as amongst the same type of nucleons (P-P) or (N-N). This force demands the same spin and the same orbital angular momentum. The exchange interaction is produced by only a neutral meson. The involving mesons without electric charge that it gives exchange forces between protons and Neutrons. Also therefore maintains charge independence character. It is evident for the nature of the products that neutral mesons decay by both strong and weak interactions. It means that neutral mesons' constituents are responsible for the electromagnetic interaction. Dramatically neutral mesons play an important role for both electromagnetic and nuclear forces.
This paper investigates the fundamental nature of nuclear forces and the role of mesons in their transmission, proposing a new formulation based on existing theories. Uddin, Md. Sahab, an author with a background in Nuclear Engineering from LMU Munich (Samastipur College), presents this research from 2014. The work examines the limitations of the current meson theory in quantitatively explaining nuclear forces and suggests that the proximity of other nucleons alters the state of nucleons within nuclear matter. The paper posits that charge independence of nuclear forces necessitates the existence of neutral mesons, which are responsible for exchange interactions and maintain charge independence.
This research paper, originating from a 2014 academic context, focuses on a specific area within nuclear physics and engineering. The abstract suggests a theoretical exploration rather than empirical findings, delving into the established meson theory and proposing an alternative perspective. The work appears to be aimed at a specialized audience familiar with quantum mechanics and nuclear physics principles.
Page Count:
12
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
GRIN Verlag
ISBN-10:
3656588201
ISBN-13:
9783656588207
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