The Compound Model of Nuclear Structures

The objective of this theoretical approach to understanding the structure of the nucleus was to produce a concise model for all the elements. In particular, the focus was to determine a few simple rules that would define the precise structure of every stable isotope. After several years of research and analysis, a concise model of just three rules has been achieved. This model has exact correlations with the current experimental data for all the stable isotopes.

He has always been interested in physics. Since obtaining his BSc degree in mathematics and physics, he has maintained an active interest in theoretical physics with various ideas and research. He has worked on a concept of nuclear structure for a number of years, but family responsibilities have limited the progress. Now that his five children have grown up, he has found time to successfully complete his nuclear model.