2005
DOI: 10.1093/rpd/nci035
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Development of a quantum molecular dynamic (QMD) model to describe fission and fragment production

Abstract: QMD model coupled with Generalized Evaporation model by S. Furihata (GEM2) is applied for a description of fission nuclei production in p+U interactions at 100 MeV, and for a description of p+Pb --> Bi+X reactions at 10-200 MeV. A good reproduction of the data has been reached.

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“…Well known models of statistical description of disintegration of the excited nuclei include evaporation and multifragmentation [1]. At the same time the Quantum Molecular Dynamic (QMD) model was successful for calculations of isotopes generation at collision energies less than 0.3 AGeV [2,3]. For higher energies a new version of QMD, Ultra Relativistic Quantum Molecular Dynamic, UrQMD, model has been developed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Well known models of statistical description of disintegration of the excited nuclei include evaporation and multifragmentation [1]. At the same time the Quantum Molecular Dynamic (QMD) model was successful for calculations of isotopes generation at collision energies less than 0.3 AGeV [2,3]. For higher energies a new version of QMD, Ultra Relativistic Quantum Molecular Dynamic, UrQMD, model has been developed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%