• Wave properties of the neutron and types of interaction; The neutron and gravity; Mass of the neutron; Spin of the neutron; Beta decay of the free neutron; Magnetic moment of the neutron; Electric dipole movement of the neutron; Electric charge of the neutron; Electromagnetic structure of the neutron; Neutron-neutron scattering; The antineutron; References; Index.

'Alexandrov's book is written at a level which should make it accessible, not only to particle physicists, but also to a wider community of scientists with an understanding of quantum mechanics and some appreciation of nuclear phenomena...an important and very welcome work.'J. Byrne, University of Sussex, Contemporary Physics, Volume 33, Number 5, September/October 1992

• Wave properties of the neutron and types of interaction; The neutron and gravity; Mass of the neutron; Spin of the neutron; Beta decay of the free neutron; Magnetic moment of the neutron; Electric dipole movement of the neutron; Electric charge of the neutron; Electromagnetic structure of the neutron; Neutron-neutron scattering; The antineutron; References; Index.

'Alexandrov's book is written at a level which should make it accessible, not only to particle physicists, but also to a wider community of scientists with an understanding of quantum mechanics and some appreciation of nuclear phenomena...an important and very welcome work.'J. Byrne, University of Sussex, Contemporary Physics, Volume 33, Number 5, September/October 1992

• Wave properties of the neutron and types of interaction; The neutron and gravity; Mass of the neutron; Spin of the neutron; Beta decay of the free neutron; Magnetic moment of the neutron; Electric dipole movement of the neutron; Electric charge of the neutron; Electromagnetic structure of the neutron; Neutron-neutron scattering; The antineutron; References; Index.

'Alexandrov's book is written at a level which should make it accessible, not only to particle physicists, but also to a wider community of scientists with an understanding of quantum mechanics and some appreciation of nuclear phenomena...an important and very welcome work.'J. Byrne, University of Sussex, Contemporary Physics, Volume 33, Number 5, September/October 1992