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Treating the nucleus as a Fermi gas, estimate the time it takes for a typical bound nucleon to cross the nucleus. Now, calculate the time for one revolution of a rigid rotor with j=2, I=5000amu fm2, and A= 208. You may find this helps justify the Nilsson model, where we treat the nucleon as if its orbiting around an essentially stationary rotor.

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