Everything about Nuclear Data totally explained
Nuclear data groups all
experimental data relevant for
nuclear physics and
nuclear applications. It includes a large and non-exhaustic number of physical quantities, like scattering and reaction
cross sections (which can also be measured as functions of for example the energy and the angle),
nuclear structure and
nuclear decay parameters, etc. It can involve
neutrons,
protons,
deuterons,
alpha particles, and virtually all
nuclear isotopes which can be handled in a
laboratory.
There are two major reasons to need high-quality nuclear data: theoretical model development of
nuclear physics, and applications involving
radiation and
nuclear power. There is often an interplay between these two aspects, since applications often motivate research in particular theoretical fields, and theory can be used to predict quantities or phenomena which can lead to new or improved technological concepts.
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