The Systematics of Fundamental Particles and Unstable Nuclear Systems Using the Concept of Continuity and Discreteness
Raja Ramanna, Anju Sharma
Abstract
In this review, a new method is proposed based on Cantor's theory of Cardinality to analyze the experimental data on unstable nuclear systems which includes fundamental particles and their flavours, β-decay including spin and parity, α-decay and the systematics of the energy levels of light nuclei. The method also derives a formula for the Binding Energies of unstable nuclei. All this is based on the theory of discreteness and continuity.
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