This course covers the historical development of nuclear science, nuclear instruments and methods, properties of nuclei, decay of unstable nuclei, nuclear reactions, microscopic nuclear models, and nuclear science applications including biological effects, medicine, radio-dating, cosmology, imaging materials, nuclear energy generation, and nuclear weapons. The website includes lectures in hmt, pdf, and audio format along with homework assignments.

Citation: W. Udo Schröder, "Nuclear Science and Technology Part I/II Chm466/566/Phy446/546," University of Rochester, 2007.

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