Nuclear Potential: Calculating Energy w/ Delta Potential

In summary, nuclear potential is the attractive force that holds atomic nuclei together, and it is calculated through the Schrödinger equation in the context of delta potential. This allows for a better understanding of nuclear reactions and their likelihood. However, delta potential is a simplified model and may not accurately predict high-energy reactions. It is commonly used to model both nuclear fission and fusion reactions.
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how to calculate the energy using a potential of nuclus,i feel that it is too complated, even the simplist delta potential, can you give me some information about it?
 
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Can you please restate the question, I am not sure what you are asking.
 

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