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Calculations of the equation of state of nuclear matter strongly suggest the existence of a liquid‐gas phase transition. However, how sharp the transition will appear in finite nuclei, and what the experimental signatures will be are questions which evoke considerable debate. The current status of these issues, particularly the experimental signature ambiguities, is reviewed here.
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