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July 23, 1984Physical Review Letters49 citations

Nuclear Equation of State from Scaling Relations for Solids

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JRJames H. RoseJVJames P. VaryJSJohn R. Smith

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The equation of state of nuclear matter is predicted in analogy with a universal form recently observed to hold for other self-bound systems. This approach was suggested by two findings. First, the spin-isospin-averaged realistic nucleon-nucleon interaction potential is observed to be of the universal form in the region of strong bonding. Secondly, a resulting relation between the cohesive and surface energy is shown to hold for nuclear matter as well as metals and the electron-hole liquid.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7081c76c240de38cdbd740https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.53.344
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