Nuclear Physics Help Page
If you got here, you already know how to use your Web browser.
We will just remind you that most browsers provide a button or a
hot-key that will take you back to the page you just came from.
That is the best way to exit this help document, although you
can also use the menu bar below to go directly to a particular
part of this hyper-textbook if you have gotten lost.
Normally you will use hyper-links (highlighted text) within
a page to get a definition of a word you do not know or to
learn more detail about some subject. You can use the menus
described below to jump directly to another part of this
document, follow a tour, or explore an area at random.
Remember that you can use your 'back' key to retrace your steps.
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Menu Bar
A menu bar, like the one shown immediately above, is displayed
near the top or bottom of every page in this hyper-textbook.
Select one of these items to move directly to:
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Home -
The home page of this hyper-textbook, with a simple overview
of nuclear physics and an outline of possible starting points
that explore different aspects of nuclear physics.
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Help - This page, describing how this document works.
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Intro -
An introduction to nuclei and what nuclear physics is all about.
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Careers -
A description of what nuclear physicists do.
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Uses -
A description of the applications of nuclear physics.
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Labs -
An index page pointing to a large number of Nuclear Physics
Laboratories around the world.
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Links -
An index containing links to other physics-related WWW pages.
This menu was designed so that all related items will fit on
a single line when viewed with most graphical browsers.
It may wrap to another line if your fonts are larger than the ones
used to review these documents, but it should always look pretty
much like it does on this page.
Alternate Menu Bar
Some pages provide a self-contained tutorial or tour of some aspect
of nuclear physics. In this case the main menu bar may be moved to
the bottom of the page and replaced with a menu bar that provides a
means to jump around easily within that tutorial.
Second Row of the Menu Bar
Some pages provide a second row of menu selections that take you
directly to a another page at the same 'level' as the current page.
These selections may not take you to every possible page at that
level, but do allow you to jump quickly to a different subject.
Comments?
Send any comments or suggestions to:
jcarr@tfn.net
Home Link at the Bottom
The bottom of every page should have a link to the home page for
this nuclear physics hyper-textbook, as shown below, unless it is
replaced by the main menu bar.
Return to the Home Page for Nuclear Physics.