Isoscaling behavior studied by HIPSE model

The isoscaling behavior in the reaction system of 58,64Ni + 9Be has been studied by using the heavy-ion phase-space exploration(HIPSE) model. The extracted isoscaling parameters α and β for both heavy and light fragments for HIPSE model calculations are in good agreement with recent experimental data. The investigation shows that the parameters in the HIPSE model have some effect on the isoscaling parameter. The isoscaling parameters for hot and cold fragments have been extracted.     

Projectile fragmentation of <Superscript>40,48</Superscript>Ca and isotopic scaling in a transport approach

We investigate theoretically projectile fragmentation in reactions of ^40,48Ca on ⁹Be and ¹⁸¹Ta targets using a Boltzmann-type transport approach, which is supplemented by a statistical decay code to describe the de-excitation of the hot primary fragments. We determine the thermodynamical properties of the primary fragments and calculate the isotope distributions of the cold final fragments. These describe the data reasonably well. For the pairs of projectiles with different isotopic content we analyze the isotopic scaling (or isoscaling) of the final fragment distributions, which has been used to extract the symmetry energy of the primary source. The calculation exhibits isoscaling behavior for the total yields as do the experiments. We also perform an impact-parameter-dependent isoscaling analysis in view of the fact that the primary systems at different impact parameters have very different properties. Then the isoscaling behavior is less stringent, which we can attribute to specific structure effects of the ^40,48Ca pair. The symmetry energy determined in this way depends on these structure effects.     

Effect of secondary decay on isoscaling: Results from the canonical thermodynamical model

The projectile fragmentation reactions using ⁵⁸Ni and ⁶⁴Ni beams at 140 MeV/n on targets ⁹Be and ¹⁸¹Ta are studied using the canonical thermodynamical model coupled with an evaporation code. The isoscaling property of the fragments produced is studied using both the primary and the secondary fragments and it is observed that the secondary fragments also respect isoscaling though the isoscaling parameters α and β changes. The temperature needed to reproduce experimental data with the secondary fragments is less than that needed with the primary ones. The canonical model coupled with the evaporation code successfully explains the experimental data for isoscaling for the projectile fragmentation reactions.     

Rare decay modes of fission fragments

The experimental data on rare modes of radioactive decay of fission fragments is reviewed. These decay modes are due to a large excess of neutrons and a high energy of β decay fragments. They appear in delayed emission of various particles after the β decay (several neutrons, α particles, or heavy clusters) and excitation of unusual states (giant multipole resonances and shape isomers). The β decay and internal conversion of γ radiation into bound states of the atomic electron shell and their influence on the probability of secondary particle emission are considered. The possibility is discussed of observing decays that have not yet been experimentally detected, but theoretically predicted, as well as information on the nuclear structure obtained by studying such decay modes.     

New antiferromagnetic properties of manganese gallium sulfides MnGa2S4-α and MnGa2S4-β

The α and β phases of MnGa₂S₄-α and β have been prepared and characterized. Single crystals of the α-phase have been grown by the vapor phase transport method ; their structure found monoclinic, space group C 2/c, has been refined by the X-ray technique and the positional and thermal parameters are reported. Both compounds are antiferromagnetic with Néel temperatures of 23.5 K and 11 K, for α and β respectively. EPR spectra show a single line, exchange-narrowed at 300 K, with a strong critical broadening above T_N. These results are discussed in relation with the crystal structure and the possible superexchange interactions between the Mn²⁺.     

Entrance and exit channels for the heaviest elements

The potential barriers governing the entrance and α decay channels of the heaviest elements have been determined within a Generalized Liquid Drop Model including the asymmetry, the proximity effects, an adjustment to reproduce the Q value and within the asymmetric two-center shell model and the Strutinsky method. In cold fusion reactions double-hump barriers stand and incomplete fusion may occur. Warm fusion paths lead to one-hump potential barriers but also to very excited systems cooling down by neutron or even α particle evaporation. Partial half-lives for α decay have been calculated and compared with the new available experimental data.     

Detection of acoustic emission and simultaneous observation of nuclear quadrupole resonance in the α ⇋ β phase transition of paradichlorobenzene

Acoustic emission has been observed in the α ? β transition of monocrystalline samples of paradichlorobenzene. No acoustic emission has been detected in the β → α transition of single crystals nor in the α ? β transitions in polycrystalline samples. The simultaneous observation of acoustic emission and Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance when several α ? β transition cycles are carried out reveals some features of this solid state phase transition.     

LiIO3多型性相变的进一步研究

本文用差热分析、恒温热处理、X射线衍射等方法,对LiIO₃在常压的相变过程做了进一步的研究。对于LiIO₃的常压相变机制有了较为详尽的了解。并发现LiIO₃在高温可相对稳定存在三个相:β,η和δ,它们可分别自行熔化,其熔点相应为:432℃,421℃和416℃,从它们的热经历和存在的温度范围,表明其稳定性顺序为β>η>δ。在室温干燥空气中,与α相和β相共存的还有ζ相,ζ相升温放热转变为β相。在α相存在的温区里,ζ相经过长时间热处理并不转变为α相,同时,ζ相转变为β相的温度比α相高。与α→β的情况相同,β对ζ→β也有诱导作用。而且的ζ存在对α→β也有促进作用。θ相(θ₁与θ₂)与γ相一样,是相变过程的中间过渡相。 关键词：     

弹核碎裂反应中同位旋效应的系统研究

用统计擦碎模型对中能区不同弹靶体系在弹核碎裂反应中的同位旋效应和同位旋标度率现象进行了系统研究. 发现归一的同位素分布峰位差和约化的同位旋标度率参数随(Z_proj－Z)/Z_proj or (N_proj－N)/N_proj呈指数下降, 与反应系统大小无关. 指出约化的同位旋标度率参数可以用来研究中能重离子碰撞中反应系统的激发程度和非对称核物质的状态方程.     

Auger and electron energy loss spectra of adsorbed species: α and β states of carbon monoxide and nitrogen on W(100)

Auger and electron energy loss spectra have been recorded for both α and β chemisorbed states of carbon monoxide and nitrogen on W(100). The α state spectra have been analysed with reference to results for the gas phase molecules, those for the β states have been analysed following a quasi-atomic final state model. The results illustrate both the potential and the limitations of AES and ELS in surface chemical analysis.     

Selection of α variants during microstructural evolution in α/β titanium alloys

The solid-state β→β?+?α transformation in titanium alloys leads to complex microstructures with feature spanning across a range of length scales. In order to develop a better understanding of the microstructural evolution process, a detailed characterization of the crystallography of α laths formed from the β phase in a candidate α/β Ti alloy, Timetal 550, has been carried out. Specifically, the influence of the orientation relationship (OR) between the grain boundary α (GB α) and the adjacent β grains on the microstructural evolution has been investigated in this alloy employing orientation imaging microscopy (OIM) studies in a high-resolution SEM. The results indicate that the colony microstructure (clustering of α laths belonging to the same variant) tends to develop in the β grain that exhibits the Burgers OR with the GB α allotriomorph, whereas the basketweave microstructure (clustering of multiple variants) develops in the adjacent β grain. Additionally, the multiple variants of α laths forming the basketweave microstructure appear to be related by certain selection criteria.     

An Isoratio Method and an Isoratio Scaling Phenomenon in Heavy-Ion Collisions

An isoratio method is proposed to study the chemical potential of neutrons (protons) from the yield ratio of isotopes (isotones) differing in neutron-excess (I = N-Z). The measured fragments in the 140 A MeV^40,48 Ca and ^58,64 Ni + ⁹ Be reactions, as well as those in the simulated ^58,64 Ni + ⁹Be reactions by using the antisymmetric molecular dynamics (AMD) model plus the secondary decay model gemini, have been adopted to perform the isoratio analysis. The results of the isoratio method verify that they are similar to that of the well known isoscaling method. The isoratio scaling phenomenon suggested by the isoratio method has also been found in the measured data and the fragments simulated by the AMD + gemini models.     

A new methodology for identification of β-transus temperature in α + β and β titanium alloys using ultrasonic velocity measurement

A new methodology has been established for identification of β-transus temperature in α + β and β titanium alloys by ultrasonic velocity measurements in a single specimen in one microstructural condition only. This methodology is based on a linear correlation obtained for the variation in β-transus temperature with ultrasonic longitudinal wave velocity in various titanium alloys specimens, β-heat-treated followed by water quenching. Furthermore, it has been demonstrated for the first time that ultrasonic velocity in α′ martensitic structure increases with the addition of α-stabilizing elements and decreases with the addition of β-stabilizing elements for α + β titanium-alloys.     

The formation of α at triple junctions of parent β phase in titanium alloys

We have examined the formation of α phase at grain boundary triple junctions of parent β in a metastable β titanium alloy with orientation imaging microscopy based on electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD). As in the case of α formed at grain boundaries of parent β grains, α at a triple junction also forms with the Burgers orientation relationship with one of the three neighbouring β grains. The experimental results are analyzed in terms of the deviation of the 36 possible α variants that can form at a triple junction from the Burgers orientation relationship with neighbouring grains.     

Étude de la dissipation d'énergie dans la fission de 234u à l'aide de la réaction 233U(d,pf)

The energy balance in the fission of ²³⁴U has been investigated on the basis of experimental results from the ²³³U(d, pf) reaction. Taking into account the neutron evaporation we have deduced the total kinetic energy and excitation energy distributions of the primary fragments as functions of the excitation energy of the fissioning nucleus. The neutron evaporation temperatures have been adjusted so as to reproduce the average value and width of the measured kinetic energy distributions for each fragmentation. Excitation energy distributions of the fragments have been deduced. The data are discussed in the framework of the liquid-drop model with shell corrections. Evidence for energy dissipation in the fission of ²³⁴U, involving drastic changes in the scission configuration, is shown for some fragmentation modes.     

Isotopic Ratio,Isotonic Ratio,Isobaric Ratio and Shannon Information Uncertainty

The isoscaling and the isobaric yield ratio difference (IBD) probes, both of which are constructed by yield ratio of fragment, provide cancelation of parameters. The information entropy theory is introduced to explain the physical meaning of the isoscaling and IBD probes. The similarity between the isoscaling and IBD results is found, i.e., the information uncertainty determined by the IBD method equals to β-α determined by the isoscaling (α (β) is the parameter fitted from the isotopic (isotonic) yield ratio).     

Dependence of Isoscaling Parameters on Nucleon-Nucleon Cross Section and Momentum-Dependent Interaction

Inltuences of the isospin dependence of the in-medium nucleon-nucleon cross section and the momentum-dependent interaction （MDI） on the isotope scaling are investigated by using the isospin-dependent quantum molecular dynamics model （IQMD）. The results show that both the isospin dependence of the in-medium nucleon-nucleon cross section and the momentum-dependent interaction affect the isoscaling parameters appreciably and indepen- dently. The inltuence caused by the isospin dependence of two-body collision is relatively larger than that from the MDI in the mean tield. Aiming at exploring the implication of isoscaling behaviour, which the statistical equilibrium in the reaction is reached, the statistical properties in the mass distribution and the kinetic energy distribution of the fragments simulated by IQMD are presented.     

Field electron emission study of nitrogen adsorbed on individual tungsten planes

The adsorption of nitrogen on 211, 111, 100 and 110 tungsten planes has been studied by means of the probe-hole emission technique over a wide range of temperatures. The field emission tube was attached to a molecular beam system. This technique enabled deposition of strictly controlled doses of nitrogen. It has been found that on the 211 plane three states of nitrogen γ, α and β exist. In the γ state molecules of opposite polarity are present. These correspond to the γ⁺ and γ^?. The α state undergoes transformation at about 300 K to a more stable β state. β nitrogen leaves the 211 plane through surface diffusion in the temperature region 600–700K. Results obtained on the 111 plane in the low temperature region confirm previous findings on the existence of γ and α states. At higher temperatures the concentration of nitrogen in the β state increases as a result of migration from the 211 plane. There is some evidence as to the existence of two high energetic states of nitrogen on the 111 and 100 planes. On the 110 plane only partial results were obtained due to field desorption.