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Infinite nuclear matter model and a new mass formula for atomic nuclei

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The ground-state energy of an atomic nucleus with asymmetryβ is considered to be equivalent to the energy of a perfect sphere made up of the infinite nuclear matter of the same asymmetry plus a residual energyη called the local energy,η represents the energy due to shell, deformation, diffuseness and exchange Coulomb effect etc. Using this picture and the generalized Hugenholtz- Van Hove theorem of many-body theory a new mass formula has been developed. Based on this, a mass table containing the mass excesses of 3481 nuclei in the range 18 ⩽A ⩽ 267 has been made. This mass formula is compared with other mass models.

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Satpathy, L. Infinite nuclear matter model and a new mass formula for atomic nuclei. Pramana - J Phys 32, 319–330 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02845966

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