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Nuclear physics

correlation showing that nuclear-matter saturation points computed with different realistic two-nucleon potentials lie along a band that misses the empirical point.

In nuclear physics, Coester line refers to correlation showing that nuclear-matter saturation points computed with different realistic two-nucleon potentials lie along a band that misses the empirical point. This meaning comes from Coester (1970) in Physical Review C.[1]

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References

Coester, F., Cohen, S., Day, B., & Vincent, C. M. (1970). Variation in Nuclear-Matter Binding Energies with Phase-Shift-Equivalent Two-Body Potentials. Physical Review C, 1(3), 769-776. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevc.1.769

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