The Intensity of Gamma Rays

calculations involving the inverse square law

equations

 

Example #1

 

Example #2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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the nucleus

radioactivity

stability: the N-Z curve

energy considerations

fundamental particles

Feynman Diagrams

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nuclear radii

inverse square law

binding energy

radioactive decay, half life

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radioactive decay

half life

inverse square law

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