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V. M. Strutinskii
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V. M. Strutinskii

Soviet physicist
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  • Enrico Fermi
    nuclear fission
    / Nuclear models and nuclear fission

    …proposed by the Russian physicist V.M. Strutinskii in 1967. This approach retains the dominant collective surface and Coulomb effects while adding shell and pairing corrections that depend on deformation. Shell corrections of several million electron volts are calculated, and these can have a significant effect on a liquid-drop barrier of…

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    …proposed by the Russian physicist V.M. Strutinskii in 1967. This approach retains the dominant collective surface and Coulomb effects while adding shell and pairing corrections that depend on deformation. Shell corrections of several million electron volts are calculated, and these can have a significant effect on a liquid-drop barrier of…

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