The Average Lifetime of Giant Composite Systems Formed in Strongly Damped Collisions

The dynamic, adiabatic and diabat ic entrance potentials in strongly damped reactions of ^238 U＋^238 U, ^232 Th ＋ ^250Cf are calculated and compared. The feature of the dynamical potential implies that it is possible for the composite systems to stick together for a period of time. By means of the improved quantum molecular dynamics model the time evolution of the density and charge distributions of giant composite systems and their fragments for reactions ^238U＋^238U, ^232Th＋^250Cf are investigated, from which the lifetimes of giant composite systems at different energies are obtained. The longest average lifetime of ^238U＋^238U is found when the incident energy is about Ec.m =1080 MeW, which is about 1200 fm/c.

The Average Lifetime of Giant Composite Systems Formed in Strongly Damped Collisions

The dynamic, adiabatic and diabatic entrance potentials in strongly damped reactions of ²³⁸U+²³⁸U, ²³²Th+²⁵⁰Cf are calculated and compared. The feature of the dynamical potential implies that it is possible for the composite systems to stick together for a period of time. By means of the improved quantum molecular dynamics model the time evolution of the density andcharge distributions of giant composite systems and their fragments for reactions ²³⁸U+²³⁸U, ²³²Th+²⁵⁰Cf are investigated, from which the lifetimes of giant composite systems at different energies are obtained. The longest average lifetime of ²³⁸U+²³⁸U is found when the incident energy is aboutE_c.m=1080MeV, which is about 1200fm/c.