New Opportunities of Nuclear Structure

CHEN Yong-Shou

Chinese Physics C> 2000, Vol. 24> Issue(S1) : 1-5

New Opportunities of Nuclear Structure

CHEN Yong-Shou ^,

China Institute of Atomic Energy,Beijing 102413,ChinaInstitute of Theoretical Physics,The Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100080,China

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This paper discusses the new opportunities of nuclear structure and its characteristic of developments towards multi-directions.The revolutionary progresses of major nuclear experimental facilities and techniques are emphasized to be a solid foundation and guaranty for the new opportunities and developments of nuclear structure.
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CHEN Yong-Shou. New Opportunities of Nuclear Structure[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2000, 24(S1): 1-5.

CHEN Yong-Shou. New Opportunities of Nuclear Structure[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2000, 24(S1): 1-5. shu

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New Opportunities of Nuclear Structure

CHEN Yong-Shou ^,

Corresponding author: CHEN Yong-Shou,

China Institute of Atomic Energy,Beijing 102413,ChinaInstitute of Theoretical Physics,The Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100080,China

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 2000-07-15

Abstract: This paper discusses the new opportunities of nuclear structure and its characteristic of developments towards multi-directions.The revolutionary progresses of major nuclear experimental facilities and techniques are emphasized to be a solid foundation and guaranty for the new opportunities and developments of nuclear structure.