What are the practical aspects of conducting nuclear physics experiments?

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Hi,

I am a dilettante without training in physics who has a qualitative understanding of some basic principles in nuclear physics, but no mastery of the math involved. I am interested in the experimental side of this topic and am here to observe and learn about the concrete details involved in real experiments.

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Eric
 
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