Conveners
Nuclear Fission (prompt particle emission, fission yields) II
- Diego Ramos (GANIL)
Nuclear Fission (prompt particle emission, fission yields) II
- Stephan Oberstedt
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Anabella Cristina Tudora (University of Bucharest, Faculty of Physics)7/1/26, 9:00 AM
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Karl-Heinz Schmidt7/1/26, 9:20 AM
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Victoria Mary (CEA)7/1/26, 9:40 AM
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Roberto Capote (Suncoast Data Evaluation)7/1/26, 10:30 AM
Dynamical fission calculations show that the post-scission configurations resemble two colinear pear-shaped fragments whose juxtaposed surface bulges subside relatively quickly, as the fragments acquire smoother shapes [1]. The associated rapid speed of the healing bulge surface may boost nucleons in the fragment to energies sufficient for emission. The present study explores this "catapult"...
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Florian Guezet (CNRS LP2iB Université de Bordeaux)7/1/26, 10:55 AM
The problem of scission neutron emission during fission is addressed in a microscopic approach. During scission, the internal degrees of neutrons are coupled to the fast-changing potential. This coupling depends on the time of transition ∆T between a deformed nucleus with a very thin neck and two just separated fragments. Each neutron
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becomes a wave packet with components in the continuum and... -
Alessandro Regonesi7/1/26, 11:15 AM