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Nuclear physics is the study of the composition, behavior and interaction of atomic nuclei and their constituent parts.
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Why the Fermi's energies of the proton, neutron and electron are related in this way in a ne...
I'm referring to this answer made by ProfRob about why neutrons are stable against beta decay in neutron stars.
I've partially understood the answer: when the Fermi's momentum of the electron $p_f = ( …
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