Gamma-ray and electron spectroscopy in nuclear physics

Part 1: gamma-ray and electron spectroscopy and nuclear structure. Part 2 Instruments and experimental methods: detector assemblies gamma-ray spectrometers for medium-high energy radiations electron spectrometers and electron transporters measurements of dynamic and static electromagnetic moments. Part 3 Gamma-ray spectroscopy and nuclear reactions: break-up and transfer reactions and gamma-ray spectroscopy gamma-ray spectroscopy associated with inelastic scattering gamma spectroscopy associated with radiative capture reactions. Part 4 Electromagnetic properties in spin and isospin modes: electromagnetic transitions in spin and isospin modes the renormalization of the spin and respin operators in nuclei. Part 5 High-spin states: general features of high-spin physics the population of high-spin states collective rotation independent particle motion generating high spin quasi-continuum gamma-ray spectroscopy. Part 6 Gamma-ray spectroscopy for weak interaction and hypernuclear spectroscopy.