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Axial Currents and Pionic Modes in Nuclei

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In this lecture, I discuss how one can correlate and unify several aspects of medium-energy nuclear physics and learn about the mesonic and other degrees of freedom in nuclear structure. One of the main objectives of meson factories is precisely to probe such degrees of freedom and I shall show how this objective can actually be achieved.

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Rho, M. (1979). Axial Currents and Pionic Modes in Nuclei. In: Castel, B., Goulard, B., Khanna, F.C. (eds) Common Problems in Low- and Medium-Energy Nuclear Physics. NATO Advanced Study Institutes Series, vol 45. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-8950-7_4

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