2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-27217-3_6
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Fusion of Atomic Nuclei

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“…In contrast, all the scission scenarios agreeing with the experimental results (Table I and fig.9) can be attributed to sequential or almost sequential ones. The dinuclear system formed after the first rupture decays predominantly at R 12 > 40 fm that provides collinear (at the experimental angular resolution) tri-partition [8].…”
Section: B1 Ejection Of the Central Fragment From The Fission Axis mentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…In contrast, all the scission scenarios agreeing with the experimental results (Table I and fig.9) can be attributed to sequential or almost sequential ones. The dinuclear system formed after the first rupture decays predominantly at R 12 > 40 fm that provides collinear (at the experimental angular resolution) tri-partition [8].…”
Section: B1 Ejection Of the Central Fragment From The Fission Axis mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…[6] was described in detail in Refs. [7,8]. Under the three-center shell model the potential energy surfaces for few ternary combinations in a fission channel were calculated for the 252 Cf nucleus.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%