The study of the (α, α′f) reaction at 120 MeV on 232Th

David, Peter; Debrus, J.; Janszen, H.; Schulze, Julian; Harakeh, Mohsen; Plicht, van der Johannes; Woude, A. van der

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(82)90580-2

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“…The evaluation procedure to determine masses and energy release before neutron emission closely follows the way described in [14,15], which is an extension of the iteration procedure of Schmitt et al [16]. It includes corrections for the prompt neutrons emitted isotropically by the fully accelerated fragments and the fragment energy loss in the target.…”

Section: Ill Data Evaluationmentioning

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The study of prompt and delayed muon induced fission

David

Hartfiel

Janszen

et al. 1987

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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Mass yield and total kinetic energy release (TKE) distributions of fragments from prompt and delayed muon induced fission, separately, have been measured for the isotopes 23sU, 238U, 23VNp and 242pu. The distributions from prompt muon induced fission are compared with the corresponding distributions from hadronic reactions and from spontaneous fission (s.f.). The distributions from the delayed muonic fission processes are compared to the distributions for neutron and proton-induced fission. No mass distributions measured in the prompt muonic fission process show any signature, which can be attributed to the presence of the muon. Differences observed between the TKE distributions of prompt muon induced and hadron induced fission can be explained Present addresses:

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“…This dependence has been investigated for many nuclei, though mostly within a limited range of excitation energy [15]. Also the influence from the excitation energy of the fissioning nucleus has to be taken into account.…”

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The study of prompt and delayed muon induced fission

David

Hartfiel

Janszen

et al. 1987

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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“…These detectors have a good energy resolution, necessary for instance for the measurement of the kinetic energies of the fission fragments (see e.g., ref. [4]). However, they are rather sensitive to radiation damage caused by the heavy particles [5].…”

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