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Nuclear physics

proposal that alpha-cluster structures appear in light nuclei near the energy thresholds for breakup into those clusters.

In nuclear physics, Ikeda threshold rule refers to proposal that alpha-cluster structures appear in light nuclei near the energy thresholds for breakup into those clusters. This meaning comes from Ikeda (1968) in Progress of Theoretical Physics Supplement.[1]

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Ikeda, K., Takigawa, N., & Horiuchi, H. (1968). The Systematic Structure-Change into the Molecule-like Structures in the Self-Conjugate $4n$ Nuclei. Progress of Theoretical Physics Supplement, E68, 464-475. https://doi.org/10.1143/ptps.e68.464

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