Sunday, May 27, 2018

Is there an equation for the residual strong nuclear force?



First of all, note the qualifier "residual". The present question is not the same as that asked, and answered, in the StackExchange question "Is there an equation for the strong nuclear force?" which was really addressed as though it asked "Is there an equation for the strong interaction between quarks?"


If there is no such equation, is there a numeric simulation program?




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