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Mäkymälä-ydinfysiikka is a term referring to the physical phenomenons of nuclear reaction. It specifically describes the physical properties of elements' nuclei and the reaction processes occurring within them. This concept is widely studied within the fields of nuclear physics and nuclear energy.

Nuclear reaction occurs when atomic nuclei interact with each other, leading to changes in their composition, shape, or energy state. In binary nuclear reactions, two or more atomic nuclei collide and either stick together to form a compound nucleus or cause each other to split into two or more smaller nuclei. In other cases, including certain types of radioactive decay, a single nucleus undergoes a change resulting in altered configuration.

A compound nucleus is a short-lived intermediate state of atomic nuclei that is thought to be formed in compound nucleus reactions. It consists of a fusion of two or more colliding nuclei within times on the order of u equivalent to 10^-21 seconds before decaying. The isomeric state originates from a high angular momentum in compound nucleus reactions, where molecular multivistort is changed due to defined energetic properties of the merged nucleus.

The simulation and analysis of nuclear reaction processes provide vital input for various areas, including nuclear medicine and safety research, particle physics, industrial applications, and theoretical nuclear physics. Computational models complement theoretical approaches and are being continually evaluated in various computational studies and analyses.