Photofission Accompanied by Pion Emission

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TextoSeries ; Physics of Atomic Nuclei, 66(9), p.1700-1704, 2003Trabajos contenidos:

Iljinov, A. S
Latisheva, L. N

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Resumen: Abstract-For the nuclear-fission process induced by photons of energy in the range 150 < Eã < 600 MeVand accompanied by pion emission, the total cross section; the angular and differential distributions of pions; the excitation-energy, mass, and charge distributions of compound nuclei; and the mass distribution of the fission fragments are predicted on the basis of the cascade-evaporation-fission model. These features are compared for the cases of nuclear fission induced by photons and protons of initial energy in the same range.

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Abstract-For the nuclear-fission process induced by photons of energy in the range 150 < Eã < 600 MeVand accompanied by pion emission, the total cross section; the angular and differential distributions of pions; the excitation-energy, mass, and charge distributions of compound nuclei; and the mass distribution of the fission fragments are predicted on the basis of the cascade-evaporation-fission model. These features are compared for the cases of nuclear fission induced by photons and protons of initial energy in the same range.

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