Chapter 6 Nuclear Energy Levels
Chapter 6—Nuclear Energy Levels 6-2 number, T, is an integer or half-integer that measures a property that results if neutron and proton coordinates were interchanged. Figure 6-1 shows these quantum numbers for each excited state in the notation J P, T.These quantum numbers are results of the basic
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