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Simulation of The Fission Fragment Angular Correlation For 16O+232Th At Barrier Energies

  •  Department of Technical Physics, Beijing University, 1008712 China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing 102413

  • Fission fragment angular correlations and angular distributions have been simulated for 16O+232Th System at Sub-barrier energies. the combined kinematic effectsof the distributions in mass, energy and angular for the heavy fragments and prescission, post-scission neutron emission have been considered. The completed fusionfission and transfer-fission components can be separated by using fission fragmentangular correlation technique with the Monte-Carlo simulation. The influence of prescission neutron emission and transfer fission on fission fragment anisotropies hasbeen considered. The anamalous anisotropies still persist.
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Qian Xing, Xu Jincheng, Liu Zuhua, Zhang Huanqiao, Jiang Dongxing and Ye Yanlin. Simulation of The Fission Fragment Angular Correlation For 16O+232Th At Barrier Energies[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1994, 18(5): 385-391.
Qian Xing, Xu Jincheng, Liu Zuhua, Zhang Huanqiao, Jiang Dongxing and Ye Yanlin. Simulation of The Fission Fragment Angular Correlation For 16O+232Th At Barrier Energies[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1994, 18(5): 385-391. shu
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Simulation of The Fission Fragment Angular Correlation For 16O+232Th At Barrier Energies

    Corresponding author: Qian Xing,
  • Department of Technical Physics, Beijing University, 1008712 China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing 102413
  • Received Date: 1900-01-01
  • Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
  • Available Online: 1994-05-05

Abstract: Fission fragment angular correlations and angular distributions have been simulated for 16O+232Th System at Sub-barrier energies. the combined kinematic effectsof the distributions in mass, energy and angular for the heavy fragments and prescission, post-scission neutron emission have been considered. The completed fusionfission and transfer-fission components can be separated by using fission fragmentangular correlation technique with the Monte-Carlo simulation. The influence of prescission neutron emission and transfer fission on fission fragment anisotropies hasbeen considered. The anamalous anisotropies still persist.

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