Abstract

An interesting and important development in nuclear physics during the past 7 years has been the experimental observation of non-dipole giant resonances, the so called “new” giant resonances. Unlike the giant dipole resonance (GDR) which has been established mainly through the photo-nuclear reaction, the new giant resonances were first observed by and have been studied almost exclusively through inelastic scattering of medium-energy hadrons and electrons. (Reference 1 provides a review of this subject as of early 1976. I will refer to this review and the references therein in order to shorten the present reference list. More recent work will be explicitly referenced here.)

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