Experimental cross section study of 
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: Searching for new neutron-deficient Pa isotopes

Zhang, M. M.; Zhang, Z. Y.; Gan, Z. G.; Wang, N.; Yao, H.; Wang, J. G.; Huang, M. H.; Ma, L.; Yang, H. B.; Yang, C. L.; Tian, Y. L.; Wang, Y. S.; Wang, J. Y.; Qiang, Y. H.; Wu, X. L.; Xu, S. Y.; Huang, X. Y.; Li, Z. C.; Zhao, Z.; Sun, L. C.; Zhou, H.; Zhang, X.; Xie, G.; Zhu, L.; Zheng, J. H.; Li, Y. J.; Guan, F.; Lu, Z. W.; Huang, W. X.; He, Y.; Xu, H. S.; Ren, Z. Z.; Zhou, S. G.

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“…Evidently, for the SHN with and , the barrier height predicted by the FRLDM is 7.94 MeV, which is higher than that obtained using the WS4 model by 2 MeV. We note that in the study of the fusion reaction Ca+ U [40], the negative of the shell correction energy (6.64 MeV) from the finite range droplet model (FRDM) [41] is taken as the fission barrier height of the compound nucleus, but multiplied by 0.7 in order to reproduce the maximal cross section for Cn(3n) measured at an excitation energy of 35.0 MeV. The predicted value of MeV for Cn, which is comparable with the result obtained using the FRDM multiplied by 0.7.…”

Section: (B) Evidently For Nuclei Withmentioning

confidence: 68%

Fission barriers with the Weizsäcker-Skyrme mass model*

Wang 王,

Liu 刘

2024

Chinese Phys. C

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Based on Weizs"acker-Skyrme (WS4) mass model, the fission barriers of nuclei are systematically studied. Considering the shell corrections, the macroscopic deformation energy and a phenomenological residual correction, the fission barrier heights for nuclei with Z ≥ 82 can be well described, with an rms deviation of 0.481 MeV with respect to 71 empirical barrier heights. In addition to the shell correction at the ground state, the shell correction at the saddle point and its relative value are also important for both deformed nuclei and spherical nuclei. The fission barriers for nuclei far from the β-stability line and super-heavy nuclei are also predicted with the proposed approach.

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Section: (B) Evidently For Nuclei Withmentioning

confidence: 68%