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A Classical Approach to Nuclear Instability

David L. Selke
New Model Arts, USA
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DOI icon 10.24018/ejphysics.2021.3.5.109

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Submitted 2021-09-18
Published 2021-10-12

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We extend a classical model of nuclei to include geometry as well as electron-like shells, then apply the model to the moments leading up to nuclear decay. The model leads to the well-known half-life or constant probability of a given nucleus to decay in a given time.

Keywords: classical, electromagnetics, instability, nuclear

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