The Coulomb resonances and dynamics of electrodisintegration of nuclei by high-energy electrons

The Coulomb Resonances, the Quasi-Real Photons and Electro-Disintegration of Nuclei by High-Energy Electrons

“…It must be emphasized that the Coulomb resonances are the something more than merely the Coulomb resonances. First, the Coulomb resonances present a practically essential part of the quantum-mechanical theory of quasi-discrete spectrum in non-relativistic quantum mechanics [12,25,27]. Second, the Coulomb resonances are, first and foremost, a natural extension of the nuclear shell model to the continuous spectrum region [12,25,27].…”

“…First, the Coulomb resonances present a practically essential part of the quantum-mechanical theory of quasi-discrete spectrum in non-relativistic quantum mechanics [12,25,27]. Second, the Coulomb resonances are, first and foremost, a natural extension of the nuclear shell model to the continuous spectrum region [12,25,27]. Third, it is the Coulomb resonances that will provide additional and very useful insight into our understanding of gigantic dipole resonance phenomenon in the framework of the shell model [12,25,27], etc.…”

“…Second, the Coulomb resonances are, first and foremost, a natural extension of the nuclear shell model to the continuous spectrum region [12,25,27]. Third, it is the Coulomb resonances that will provide additional and very useful insight into our understanding of gigantic dipole resonance phenomenon in the framework of the shell model [12,25,27], etc. Finally, the reader may remember [12, 25,27] that at this stage the Coulomb resonances and the quasi-real photons are investigated exclusively poorly.…”

“…Third, it is the Coulomb resonances that will provide additional and very useful insight into our understanding of gigantic dipole resonance phenomenon in the framework of the shell model [12,25,27], etc. Finally, the reader may remember [12, 25,27] that at this stage the Coulomb resonances and the quasi-real photons are investigated exclusively poorly. However, in both theory of inelastic highenergy electron scattering and theory of atomic nuclei, the Coulomb resonances and the quasi-real photons are phenomena that can manifest itself in many phenomena and experiments of nuclear physics [12,25,27].…”

“…Finally, the reader may remember [12, 25,27] that at this stage the Coulomb resonances and the quasi-real photons are investigated exclusively poorly. However, in both theory of inelastic highenergy electron scattering and theory of atomic nuclei, the Coulomb resonances and the quasi-real photons are phenomena that can manifest itself in many phenomena and experiments of nuclear physics [12,25,27].…”