A Study on Nuclear Physics Fission using the Relativistic Time-dependent Density Functional Theory Approach

Abstract

A thorough knowledge of the stationary characteristics of the nuclei of atoms, their stimulation wavelengths, how they react to outside factors, and how they disintegrate is the aim of nuclear structural science. Although achieving these objectives within just one structure is difficult and prevents the existence of a nuclear "standard model," it is evident that radioactive Density Functional Theory (DFT) offers perhaps the broadest variety of applications to date. We attempt to place DFT in a larger perspective in this study by making frequent allusions to electrical DFT. We also provide a brief overview of the numerous uses and an explanation of the connections between beginning techniques and Useful Field Concepts (EFTs) in particular. The article tries to promote collaborations with different scientific fields, while being published from a subjective and perhaps biased point of view.