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Nuclear physics

Nuclear physics

Correlations between protons and neutrons may explain 35-year-old nuclear mystery

21 Feb 2019
An illustration of a nucleus inside an atom
Correlations between nucleons could finally explain the EMC effect (Courtesy: iStock/Altayb)
According to the classical model of nuclear structure, the internal structure of nucleons should not

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Tim Wogan is a freelance author based in the UK
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