Department of Nuclear Physics

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The Department of Nuclear Physics is a research division of the Lebedev Physical Institute specializing in experimental and theoretical studies of nuclear structure, reactions, and related particle phenomena.

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instanceOf academic department ⓘ
research division ⓘ
academicDiscipline nuclear science ⓘ
physics ⓘ
affiliatedWith Lebedev Physical Institute experimental facilities NERFINISHED ⓘ
Russian nuclear physics research community ⓘ
conducts data analysis of nuclear experiments ⓘ
experimental measurements with nuclear detectors ⓘ
theoretical modeling of nuclear systems ⓘ
country Russia ⓘ
employs experimental physicist ⓘ
nuclear physicist ⓘ
research scientist ⓘ
theoretical physicist ⓘ
fieldOfWork experimental nuclear physics ⓘ
nuclear physics ⓘ
nuclear reactions ⓘ
nuclear structure ⓘ
particle phenomena related to nuclei ⓘ
theoretical nuclear physics ⓘ
focusesOn dynamics of nuclear reactions ⓘ
fundamental properties of atomic nuclei ⓘ
structure of nuclear matter ⓘ
hasResearchArea few-body nuclear systems ⓘ
nuclear decay processes ⓘ
nuclear matter properties ⓘ
nuclear models ⓘ
nuclear reaction cross sections ⓘ
nuclear reaction mechanisms ⓘ
nuclear spectroscopy ⓘ
particle–nucleus interactions ⓘ
radioactive nuclei ⓘ
languageOfWorkOrName Russian ⓘ
locatedIn Lebedev Physical Institute campus NERFINISHED ⓘ
Moscow ⓘ
parentOrganization Russian Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED ⓘ
partOf Lebedev Physical Institute NERFINISHED ⓘ
specializesIn experimental studies of nuclear reactions ⓘ
experimental studies of nuclear structure ⓘ
studies of related particle phenomena ⓘ
theoretical studies of nuclear reactions ⓘ
theoretical studies of nuclear structure ⓘ

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Lebedev Physical Institute → hasDivision → Department of Nuclear Physics ⓘ