Calculation of Nuclear Fission Using a Macroscopic Model

CHEN Xin-Yi; HU Ji-Min

Chinese Physics C> 1991, Vol. 15> Issue(3) : 279-283

Calculation of Nuclear Fission Using a Macroscopic Model

CHEN Xin-Yi ^, ,
HU Ji-Min

Qinghua University Beijing 1000842 Beijing University 100871

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The continuous medium model with variable densities is used to calculate the macroscopic potential energy surfaces of β-stable nuclei with A≥100.The reasonable fission barriers are obtained and the double mass center charge distributions of fissioning nuclei at saddle points are predicted.

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CHEN Xin-Yi and HU Ji-Min. Calculation of Nuclear Fission Using a Macroscopic Model[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1991, 15(3): 279-283.

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Calculation of Nuclear Fission Using a Macroscopic Model

CHEN Xin-Yi ^,
HU Ji-Min

Corresponding author: CHEN Xin-Yi,

Qinghua University Beijing 1000842 Beijing University 100871

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1991-03-05

Abstract: The continuous medium model with variable densities is used to calculate the macroscopic potential energy surfaces of β-stable nuclei with A≥100.The reasonable fission barriers are obtained and the double mass center charge distributions of fissioning nuclei at saddle points are predicted.