proposition 107.34 Origin of the volume and surface terms

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proposition 107.34: Origin of the volume and surface terms107.34equation 107.41: eq:nuclear-semf107.41phenomenon 107.32: Nuclear matter saturates, and iron is the most tightly bound107.32proof : ch:09-nuclear-physics@proof-18proofphenomenon 107.51: Certain nucleon numbers are anomalously stable107.51proposition 107.35: The Coulomb term107.35proposition 107.41: Where the binding curve peaks107.41proposition 107.39: The valley of beta stability107.39theorem 107.81: The fission barrier and the fissility parameter107.81definition 107.31: Binding energy and mass defect107.31phenomenon 107.80: Uranium divides, and the energy released is enormous107.80phenomenon 107.59: Halo nuclei break the A^1/3 law107.59phenomenon 52.20: The cosmic abundance curve52.20proposition 107.66: Why alpha and not proton or deuteron emission107.66proof : ch:09-nuclear-physics@proof-17proof

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