Nuclear Physics with Electromagnetic Interactions: Proceedings of the International Conference, Held in Mainz, Germany, June 5-9, 1979 (Lecture Notes in Physics)

The '~eson presence i n nuclei" is discussed. Exchange- corrections t o nuclear magnetic g-factors can be connected to the local effective mass by 2 m ~g~(r) = -~(1-~(r)} T 3 o ExChange-current contriSutlons to ~ the enhancement of the dipole sum rule, are dlscussedo It is pointed out that the present, quite successful,theory of exchange currents would not follow from conventional bag models of the nucleon, and would seem to favour little baEs, The role of electromagnetic interactions in nuclear physics....Pages 1-8 Nuclear magnetic properties and electron scattering....Pages 9-18 Inelastic electron scattering at low momentum transfer....Pages 19-32 Nuclear structure investigations with inelastic electron scattering....Pages 33-40 Nuclear magnetization density from electron scattering....Pages 41-51 Proton and neutron densities from elastic electron scattering....Pages 52-64 Systematics of nuclear radii from elastic electron scattering and muonic X-ray measurements....Pages 65-75 Elastic electron scattering at large momentum transfer....Pages 76-87 Theories of the nuclear ground state beyond hartree-folk....Pages 88-98 High duty-cycle accelerators and new experimental possibilities....Pages 99-113 Coincidence experiments at stanford....Pages 114-123 Momentum and energy distributions from (e,e'p) reactions....Pages 124-137 Photoneutron cross-section measurements in heavy nuclei from 30 to 140 MeV....Pages 138-147 Photoabsorption and sum rules....Pages 148-158 Electromagnetic sum rules in nuclei....Pages 159-169 Operating experience with the second illinois microtron using a superconducting linac....Pages 170-170 Status report on the mainz microtron project....Pages 171-175 Design of a proposed 13o MeV superconducting recyclotron for electrons....Pages 176-181 ALFA, feasibility study of an electron pulse stretcher to increase the duty factor of the Frascati linac....Pages 182-186 Performance of the superconducting recyclotron....Pages 187-191 The next accelerator at Sendai....Pages 192-197 Max, a continous electron accelerator system....Pages 198-200 Present and future of the Saclay Electron Linac....Pages 201-207 One more project for an electron accelerator....Pages 208-212 Status report on the 500 MeV, high duty factor electron scattering facility under construction at Amsterdam....Pages 213-223 Characteristics and performance of a new magnet system for 180° electron scattering....Pages 224-229 New projects at the Bates LINAC....Pages 230-233 A new monochromatic and polarized photon beam at frascati....Pages 234-239 Large-amplitude collective nuclear motion....Pages 240-255 Nuclear Studies with Tagged Photons....Pages 256-265 Electromagnetic Excitations of Giant Resonances....Pages 266-275 Elastic and Nuclear Raman Scattering of Photons....Pages 276-287 Study of the giant resonances with capture reactions....Pages 288-299 Study of the giant resonances with virtual and real photons....Pages 300-310 Study of giant resonances with hadrons....Pages 311-324 Theoretical aspects of pion photo- and electro-production....Pages 325-338 Pion photoproduction near threshold....Pages 339-350 Inverse pion photoproduction....Pages 351-362 Photo-excitation of light nuclei in the Δ(1236) region....Pages 363-368 Photonuclear experiments at intermediate energies....Pages 369-381 Coincidence experiments at the Bonn 500 MeV synchrotron....Pages 382-391 Present status of photonuclear reactions in light nuclei....Pages 392-402 Photodisintegration of 3 H and 3 He....Pages 403-411 Electrodisintegration of 3 H and 3 He....Pages 412-423 Selected topics in the trinucleon bound-state problem....Pages 424-434 Isobar propagation in nuclei and collective effects....Pages 435-444 Mesonic and relativistic effects in the nuclear electromagnetic interaction....Pages 445-456 Isobar configurations in nuclei and short range correlations....Pages 457-467 Parity violation in deep inelastic electron scattering....Pages 468-483 Outlook and future prospects....Pages 484-499