Symmetry and Supersymmetry in Nuclear Physics
arXiv:0711.0710
Abstract
A survey of algebraic approaches to various problems in nuclear physics is given. Examples are chosen from pairing of many-nucleon systems, nuclear structure, fusion reactions below the Coulomb barrier, and supernova neutrino physics to illustrate the utility of group-theoretical and related algebraic methods in nuclear physics.
23 pages of Latex (requires cimento.cls which is included). Proceedings of the "Enrico Fermi" Summer School - Nuclear Structure far from Stability: New Physics and New Technology
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