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Experimental nucleon form factors from electron-nucleus scattering
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[QUOTE="Yuen, post: 6857977, member: 733378"] Thanks ohwilleke for the informations. I have looked at the book "[URL='http://users.phys.psu.edu/~cteq/handbook/v1.1/handbook.pdf']Handbook of perturbative QCD[/URL]". I am looking for experimental charge and magnetic form factors from the differential [B]elastic[/B] scattering cross section for[B] all stable and unstable nuclei. Isotopes are included. [/B]High energy and inelastic scattering are not included. These form factors are [B]basic experimental data[/B] in nuclear physics. I found figures in articles by I. Sick, T. W. Donnelly, and others. I look for more. I expect that there are tables and figures for [B]all nuclei, including isotopes[/B]. It will be even better, if we supply the value of ɵ the absolute value of the form factor F(ɵ) is the immediate output. From theses form factors, we can then obtain the charge densities and mass densities for all nuclei. These densities will be useful for nuclear theories. Thanks ohwilleke again for being so helpful. [/QUOTE]
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