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2. The core quantum system
2.1 The kernel as an example of an n-body problem
The nucleus is an extremely small, tightly bound system with a quantum description. Its study is an example of the old n-body problem common to several disciplines of physics: here, the A nucleons, protons and neutrons, subject to strong and electromagnetic interactions. To find the different stationary quantum states (ground state and excited states) in which this system can exist is to solve Schrödinger's equation:
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