الفهرس 
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Abstract
The earliest nuclear models were developed to the u- decay and the reactions of the nucleons with nuclei. The reaction models made the extreme assumptions of the weak interaction corresponding to independent particle motion, the potential model of Bethe [1] and the strong interactions made the compound nucleus model of Bohr [2].
The subsequent more highly developed nuclear models can be divided into semi
classical and quantum mechanical models, and then into the independent particle model and the collective model.