Abstract:The "condensation" probability, γ j , is an important variable in the preequilibrium stage of nuclear spallation reactions. It represents the probability that p j excited nucleons (excitons) will "condense" to form complex particle type j in the excited residual nucleus. It has a significant impact on the emission width, or probability of emitting fragment type j from the residual nucleus. Previous formulations for γ j were energy-independent and valid for fragments up to 4 He only. This paper explores the for… Show more
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