RMSkärnladdningsradie
RMSkärnladdningsradie refers to the root-mean-square charge radius of an atomic nucleus. It is a measure of the average distribution of positive charge within the nucleus. The charge radius is determined by the extent of the proton distribution, as protons carry the positive charge. The root-mean-square (RMS) value is used because the charge distribution is not uniform. It provides a more accurate representation of the nucleus's spatial extent than a simple average radius.
This quantity is experimentally determined through various methods, including electron scattering experiments and muonic atom spectroscopy.
The RMSkärnladdningsradie is an important parameter in nuclear physics. It is related to nuclear size, shape,