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Kernkraft

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Teilchen und Kerne

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Der gewaltige Reichtum an komplexen Strukturen, die in der Natur auftre¬ten (Moleküle, Kristalle, amorphe Körper), kann auf chemische Kräfte zurückgeführt werden. Demnach sind die kurzreichweitigen Kräfte, die zwischen elektrisch neutralen Atomen wirken, für Strukturen von größerer räumlicher Ausdehnung verantwortlich.

Unfortunately, nuclear physics has not profited as much from analogy as has atomic physics. The reason seems to be that the nucleus is the domain of new and unfamiliar forces, for which men have not yet developed an intuitive feeling. V. L. Telegdi [Te62]

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Povh, B., Rith, K., Scholz, C., Zetsche, F. (1997). Kernkraft. In: Teilchen und Kerne. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10281-7_16

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