Theoretical Nuclear Physics
Robert RothWS 2024/2025
Here you will find the lecture notes as PDF files. They will be provided chapter-by-chapter as we proceed throught the semester.
The usual warning: Downloading and reading the lecture notes will not replace active participation in the lecture. The lecture notes are only ment to provide you with a complete documentation of what was covered in the lecture and as a help for preparing the exam.
Here you will find the exercise sheets and (one week later) also the solutions. Please have them ready as printout or on some digital device for the exercise classes.
If you want doe dive deeper... here is a selection of nuclear theory textbooks.
Unfortunately, the selection is limited and none of the books really covers the state-of-the-art of nuclear many-body theory.
- P. Ring, P. Schuck - The Nuclear Many-Body Problem
Springer (2004) - ISBN 3 540 21206 X - C. Bertulani - Nuclear Physics in a Nutshell
Princeton (2007) - ISBN 0 691 12505 8 - M.A. Preston, R.K. Bhaduri - Structure of the Nucleus
Addison-Wesley (1975) - ISBN 0 201 05977 0 - K. Heyde - Basic Ideas and Concepts in Nuclear Physics
IoP Publishing (2004) - ISBN 0 750 30980 6 - A. de-Shalit, H. Feshbach - Theoretical Nuclear Physics: Nuclear Structure
Wiley-Interscience (1990) - ISBN 0 471 52366 6
If you feel like brushing up on your knowledge of quantum mechanics, I recommend one of the follwoing textbooks:
- R. Shankar - Principles of Quantum Mechanics
Plenum Publishers (1994) - ISBN 0 306 44790 8 - J.J. Sakurai - Modern Quantum Mechanics
Addison Wesley (1993) - ISBN 0 201 53929 2 - W. Nolting - Grundkurs Theoretische Physik 7. Viel-Teilchen-Theorie
Springer (2005) - ISBN 3 540 24117 5 - B.H. Bransden, C.J. Joachain - Quantum Mechanics
Pearson Edu. (2000) - ISBN 0 582 35691 1 - F.S. Levin - An Introduction to Quantum Theory
Cambridge Univ. Press (2002) - ISBN 0 521 59841 9 - N. Zettili - Quantum Mechanics: Concepts and Applications
Wiley (2001) - ISBN 0 471 48944 1