What Topics Are Related to the Half-Lives of Nuclei?

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The discussion centers around a thesis focused on the half-lives of nuclei. Key points include the importance of using correct terminology, specifically that "nucleus" refers to a single entity while "nuclei" refers to multiple. Participants emphasize the need for guidance on relevant topics related to half-lives, while also highlighting the necessity of consulting a thesis supervisor to ensure alignment with academic requirements. The conversation underscores the importance of proper language and academic direction in thesis development.
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dear physicists

I'm going to work on half-lives as my thesis

What topics do you suggest to be related to the half-lives of nucleis?

please guide me, TNQ
 
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vanhees71 said:
What level?

Master
 
alizade said:
half-lives of nucleis
In your thesis, don't refer to them as "nucleis".
"Nucleus" is singular - one object.
"Nuclei" is plural - two or more of them,
 
alizade said:
Master

Then don't you have a thesis supervisor or advisor that you should be directing this question to? What if the topic that we suggest on here is not within what your supervisor will approve? Wouldn't all this be a waste of time and effort?

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Mark44 said:
In your thesis, don't refer to them as "nucleis".
"Nucleus" is singular - one object.
"Nuclei" is plural - two or more of them,
YES TNQ
 

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