What are the best resources for studying the nuclear model and cluster model?

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recently,i am focusing on studying the nuclear model, can you recommend some articles ,good review and Classic books about nuclear model,especally the cluster model to me?
thanks
 
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joebo said:
recently,i am focusing on studying the nuclear model, can you recommend some articles ,good review and Classic books about nuclear model,especally the cluster model to me?
thanks

de Shalit and Feshbach, Theoretical Nuclear Physics
 
bcrowell said:
de Shalit and Feshbach, Theoretical Nuclear Physics

thanks
 
nobody give me some recommendations?
 
This should be moved to the book discussion section.

What really matters is what level your studies are at. How much physics have you had? How much math have you had? The book recommendation for a grad student in nuclear physics is quite different compared to a high school student.
 
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