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Gilbert-Cameron formula: a standalone construct

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Nuclear physics

composite nuclear level density joining a constant-temperature form at low energy to a shell-corrected Fermi gas form at higher energy.

In nuclear physics, Gilbert-Cameron formula refers to composite nuclear level density joining a constant-temperature form at low energy to a shell-corrected Fermi gas form at higher energy. This meaning comes from Gilbert (1965) in Canadian Journal of Physics.[1]

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References

Gilbert, A., & Cameron, A. G. W. (1965). A Composite Nuclear-level Density Formula with Shell Corrections. Canadian Journal of Physics, 43(8), 1446-1496. https://doi.org/10.1139/p65-139

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