Introductory Nuclear Physics acts as a comprehensive guide to all matters related to the introduction and fundamentals of nuclear physics. The complex subject matter is handled with the suitable tone needed to guide beginners into the fundamentals of the topic.

The book covers a comprehensive range of subjects such as basics of nuclear physics, nuclear structure, nuclear decays, and nuclear reactions. These topics act as a necessary base for any individual who wants to have a deeper understanding of the field in the future.

The topics covered in Introductory Nuclear Physics provide basic understanding of the field while also providing necessary information to anyone looking to research and analyse the existing subjects in the field. It makes for a valuable addition to students who are still finding their footing in nuclear physics, by providing the necessary data to increase their knowledge in one of the most complex fields of science. The book was published by Wiley India Pvt. Ltd in 2008 and is available in paperback.

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All concepts are highlighted using examples which help further illustrate theories for a better understanding.
About the Author
Kenneth S. Krane is a distinguished physicist in his field for his work in research, education, writing, and providing education. He completed his education in reputed universities like Cornell and the University of Arizona and chased his personal interest in Nuclear Physics through academic works and imparting education. His other prominent works in the field include Modern Physics written in 1983, which showcases his knowledge in the field.