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Course Unit Title : Introduction to Nuclear Structure
Course Unit Code : 01FZK5157
Type of Course Unit : Optional
Level of Course Unit : Second Cycle
Year of Study : 1
Semester : 1.Semester
Number of ECTS Credits Allocated : 6,00
Name of Lecturer(s) : ---
Course Assistants :
Learning Outcomes of The Course Unit : 1) Understanding of the existence of some nuclear properties in the light of experimental data.
2) Approaches about nuclear interactions
3) General nuclear shell model theory to explain nuclear structure
4) Nature of the nuclear interactions.
5) Methods to obtain nuclear interactions.
Mode of Delivery : Face-To-Face
Prerequisities and Co-requisities Courses : Unavailable
Recommended Optional Programme Components : Unavailable
Course Contents : An Overlook to Nucleus: Nucleons and Nuclei, Existent of Angular Momentum of Nucleus, Electronic and Nuclear Magnetic Moments, Isospin, Mesons and Excited Nucleons, Mesonic Effects in Nuclei.
Internucleon Forces: Possible Nucleon Forces, Scattering Experiments, Bound State, Experimental Results, Proton-proton Forces, and Neutron-neutron Forces.
Nuclear Models: Single Particle Orbits, Extreme Single Particle Model and Spin, Single Particle Model, Configuration Mixing, Shell Model Approach to Calculating Nuclear Spectra, Collective Nuclear Motion.
Correlations in Nuclear Matter: Introduction, Exclusion Principle Correlations, Bethe-Goldstone Equation and G-Matrix
Languages of Instruction : Turkish-English
Course Goals :
Course Aims : To understand how the nuclear structure is after a general look to nucleus and to learn the theories explaining the nuclear structure via nucleon-nucleon interactions.
WorkPlacement   Not Available
Recommended or Required Reading
Textbook : M.A. Preston, R.K. Bhaduri, ?Structure of the Nucleus? 2nd Edition, Addison-Wesley Publ. 1982.
Additional Resources : John M. Blatt, Victor F. Weisskopf, ?Theoretical Nuclear Physics? , Dover Publ. 1991.
Material Sharing
Documents :
Assignments :
Exams :
Additional Material :
Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods
Lectures, Practical Courses, Presentation, Seminar, Project, Laboratory Applications (if necessary)
ECTS / Table Of Workload (Number of ECTS credits allocated)
Student workload surveys utilized to determine ECTS credits.
Activity :
Number Duration Total  
Course Duration (Excluding Exam Week) :
14 3 42  
Time Of Studying Out Of Class :
14 3 42  
Homeworks :
4 10 40  
Presentation :
0 0 0  
Project :
0 0 0  
Lab Study :
0 0 0  
Field Study :
0 0 0  
Visas :
1 20 20  
Finals :
1 25 25  
Workload Hour (30) :
30  
Total Work Charge / Hour :
169  
Course's ECTS Credit :
6      
Assessment Methods and Criteria
Studies During Halfterm :
Number Co-Effient
Visa :
1 50
Quiz :
0 0
Homework :
1 50
Attendance :
0 0
Application :
0 0
Lab :
0 0
Project :
0 0
Workshop :
0 0
Seminary :
0 0
Field study :
0 0
   
TOTAL :
100
The ratio of the term to success :
50
The ratio of final to success :
50
TOTAL :
100
Weekly Detailed Course Content
Week Topics  
1 An Overlook to Nucleus: Nucleons and Nuclei, Existent of Angular Momentum of Nucleus, Electronic and Nuclear Magnetic Moments.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 1
2 An Overlook to Nucleus: Isospin.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 1
3 An Overlook to Nucleus: Mesons and Excited Nucleons, Mesonic Effects in Nuclei.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 1
4 Internucleon Forces: Possible Nucleon Forces.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 2
5 Internucleon Forces: Scattering Experiments, Bound State, Experimental Results.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 2
6 Internucleon Forces: Proton-proton Forces, and Neutron-neutron Forces.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 2
7 Nuclear Models: Single Particle Orbits.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 7
8 Nuclear Models: Extreme Single Particle Model and Spin, Single Particle Model.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 7
9 Nuclear Models: Configuration Mixing.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 7
10 Nuclear Models: Shell Model Approach to Calculating Nuclear Spectra.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 7
11 Nuclear Models: Collective Nuclear Motion.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 7
12 Correlations in Nuclear Matter: Introduction, Exclusion Principle Correlations.
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 8
13 Correlations in Nuclear Matter: Bethe-Goldstone Equation and G-Matrix
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 8
14 General review
  Study Materials: Textbook: Chap. 8