1994
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(94)90150-3
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Parity violation in ternary fission

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“…In the second case, however, the mechanism for the emission of the ternary particle does not possess the same intermediate states that are known to exist in binary fission, and upon averaging over the large number of fragment states one would expect the parity-odd correlations that involve the ternary particle to be much smaller. This is what is observed experimentally in 233 U [317][318][319][320][321]. Furthermore, the parity-odd asymmetries of the two large fragments were seen to be independent of the energy of the ternary particle.…”
Section: Parity-odd and Time Reversal-odd Correlations In Neutron-indsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…In the second case, however, the mechanism for the emission of the ternary particle does not possess the same intermediate states that are known to exist in binary fission, and upon averaging over the large number of fragment states one would expect the parity-odd correlations that involve the ternary particle to be much smaller. This is what is observed experimentally in 233 U [317][318][319][320][321]. Furthermore, the parity-odd asymmetries of the two large fragments were seen to be independent of the energy of the ternary particle.…”
Section: Parity-odd and Time Reversal-odd Correlations In Neutron-indsupporting
confidence: 82%