Ebook: Physics of Nuclei and Particles, Volume I

Scanned and Full. The description says 414 pages, but there are around 827 pages, two "real" pages are scanned on each "digital" page except for the cover. This book is about the physical nature of the nuclear atoms, what are the most accepted models about them, and how they decay and radiate. There are plenty of appendixes to complete its contents.

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Scanned and Full. The description says 414 pages, but they are around 827 pages, scanned two "real" pages on each "digital" page except for the cover. This book is about the physical nature of the nuclear atoms, what are the most accepted models about them, and how they decay and radiate. There are plenty of appendixes to complete its contents.

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Scanned and Full. Because it's scanned, the description says 414 pages, but they are around 827 pages, printed two on each page except for the cover. This book is about the physical nature of the nuclear atoms, what is the most accepted models about them, and how they decay and radiate. There are plenty of appendixes to complete it's contents.