Dynamical Effects on Sub-barrier Fusion of ^40,48Ca＋^90,96Zr

We have measured the fusion cross sections for ^48Ca＋^90,96Zr around the Coulomb barrier and presented them along with the experimental data of ^40Ca＋^90,96Zr. The experimental results are compared with the improved quantum molecular dynamics model calculations. It is shown in comparison that the dynamical effects play an important role in the sub-barrier fusion reaction     

Theoretical Analysis of Neutron Double-Differential Cross Section of n ＋^19F at 14.2 MeV

A new light nuclear reaction model has been developed and the double-differential measurements of lp shell nuclei have been analyzed successfully. Now, the application of this model is expanded to 19F of the 2s-ld shell nucleus. The double-differential cross section of total outgoing neutron for n ＋^19F reactions at En=14.2 MeV has been calculated and analyzed, which agrees fairly well with the experimental measurements. In this paper, the contributions from different reaction channels to the double-differential cross sections have been analyzed in detail. The calculations indicate that this light nudear reaction model is also able to be used for the 2s-ld shell nucleus so long as the related level scheme couM be provided sufficiently.     

△-Resonances in Ground State Properties of ^40 20Ca Spherical Cold Finite Nucleus at Equilibrium and under Compression

The ground state properties of the spherical nucleus ^40Ca have been investigated by using constrained spherical Hartree Fock （CSHF） approximation at equilibrium and under high radial compression in a six major shells. The effective baryon-baryon interaction that includes the △（1236） resonance freedom degrees to calculate nuclear properties is used. The nucleon-nucleon （N-N） interaction is based on Reid soft core （RSC） potential. The results of calculations show that much of increase in the nuclear energy generated under compression is used to create the massive △ particles. The number of △ ＇s can be increased to about 2.1% of constituents of nucleus when nuclear density reaches about 1.34 times of normal density. The single particle energy levels are calculated and their behavior under compression is also examined. △ good agreement has been found between current calculations and phenomenological shell model for low lying single-particle spectra. The gap between shells is very clear and L-S coupling become stronger as increasing the static load on the nucleus. The results show a considerable reduction in compressibility when freedom degrees of △＇s are taken into account. It has been found that the total nuclear radial density becomes denser in the interior and less dense in the exterior region of nucleus. The surface of nucleus becomes more and more responsive to compression than outer region.     

294MeV 20Ne＋12C出射α粒子的研究

实验测量了２９４ＭｅＶ２０Ｎｅ＋１２Ｃ反应中出射α粒子的单举能谱及角分布,用三源模型拟合了实验数据,大角度出射α粒子的实验结果表明了靶核碎裂（ｂｒｅａｋｕＰ）机制的存在． Inclusive energy spectra and angutar distribution of α-particles have been measured in the reaction of 294MeV 20N bombardment of 12C target. Three sources fitting was Performed for the experimental data. The fact of α-particle emission at large angles indicates the process of target breakup.     

Shape Evolution of the Compound Nucleus in the Superheavy Element Synthesis Reaction via the BUU Model

By taking the BUU model, we simulate the superheavy element synthesis reaction. With the rotation effect being included in the BUU model, the effect of the non-centrality of the reaction ^48Ca＋^238U→^286 112 is studied. It is shown that the promising impact parameter in the synthesis process can be released from zero to a value little smaller than the radius of the smaller nucleus involved in the reaction. Meanwhile, the compound nucleus may involve rich shape phases.     

快中子(n,α)和(n,p)反应的研究

快中子核反应数据,不论对反应堆和聚变堆的设计,还是对核反应机制和核结构的研究及其理论的发展均有着重要的意义．由于屏栅电离室的诸多特点,被用于快中子核反应截面、能谱及双微分截面的测量．作为系统研究的一部分,利用屏栅电离室在北京大学４．５ＭＶ静电加速器上和在４～７ＭｅＶ能区内,对４０Ｃａ、６４Ｚｎ、５８Ｎｉ、５４Ｆｅ、３９Ｋ的（ｎ,α）反应进行了成功的测量,并对５８Ｎｉ的（ｎ,ｐ）反应进行了初步的测量．实验给出了反应中出射粒子的微分能谱、角分布和反应截面．从测量结果来看,在所测能区内,角分布大致是９０°对称的,说明在此能区复合核反应机制起主要作用．The study of the charged particle emission reactions induced by 3～7 MeV fast neutrons is of considerable interest for both nuclear applications and the understanding of basic nuclear problems. For its many merits, twin gridded ionization chamber is used in the studies of (n,α) and (n,p) reactions. As a part of systematic investigation, the (n,α) reactions for some nuclei, such as 40 Ca, 64 Zn, 58 Ni, 54 Fe, 39 K have been studied. Cross sections...     

Analysis of Neutron Double-Differential Cross Sections for n ＋ ^12 C Reaction Below 30 MeV

Based on the light nucleus reaction model （Nucl. Sci. Eng. 133 （1999） 218）, four aspects （neutron incident energy region, reaction channel analysis, the renewed level schemes and the optical model parameters） of n＋ ^12 C reaction are improved to calculate total outgoing neutron double-dilferential cross sections with modified LUNF code below 30 MeV. The calculated results agree fairly well with the experimental data at En = 14.1 MeV and 18 MeV. The analysis shows that the pre-equilibrium mechanism, which is exactly considered the conservation of energy, momentum and parity, dominates the whole reaction process. The contribution of the neutron emission from 5He to total energy- angular spectra is also considered properly. This modified LUNF code will be a useful tool to set up the file of neutron double-differential crass sections below 30 Me V in the neutron evaluation nuclear data library.     

Theoretical Analysis of Neutron Double-Differential Cross Sections of n ＋^9Be Reactions

By using the nuclear reaction model for light nuclei, the calculations of the double-differential cross sections of outgoing neutrons from n ＋^9Be reactions are performed. The total outgoing neutrons are only come from the （n, 2n）2a reaction channel. The （n, 2n）2a reaction channel is achieved through six different reaction approach, which are illustrated in this paper. The calculated results agree very well with the measured data at En = 7.1, 8.09, 8.17, 9.09, 9.97 and 10.26 MeV, because the updated level schemes related to the n ＋ ^9Be reactions have been employed in this calculations.     

Mixed symmetry states and electromagnetic transition in the N=Z nucleus ^28Si

The interacting boson model with isospin （IBM-3） has been used to study mixed symmetry states and electromagnetic transitions at low-lying states for a ^28Si nucleus. The theoretical calculations show that the 24^＋ state is the lowest mixed symmetry state in ^28Si and the 43＋ state is also a mixed symmetry state.     

Delta Excitation Calculation Studies in Compressed Finite Spherical Nucleus 40Ca

With an oscillator basis, the nuclear Hamiltonian is defined in a no core model space. It consists of an effective nucleon nucleon interaction obtained with Brueckner theory from the Reid soft core interaction, a Coulomb potential, nucleon delta transition potentials, and delta delta interaction terms. By performing spherical Hartree Fock (SHF) calculations with the realistic baryon Hamiltonian, the ground state properties of 40Ca are studied. For an estimate of how the delta degree of freedom is excited, SHF calculations are performed with a radial constraint to compress the nucleus. The delta degree of freedom is gradually populated as the nucleus is compressed. The number of Δ’s is decreased by increasing model space. Large amount of the compressive energy is delivered to create massive Δ in the nucleus. There is a significant reduction in the static compression modulus for RSC static compressions which is reduced by including the Δ excitations. The static compression modulus is decreased significantly by en larging the nucleon model space. The results suggest that inclusion of the delta in the nuclear dynamics could head to a significant softening of the nuclear equation of state.     

Effects of relativistic kinematics in heavy ion elastic scattering

Relativistic corrections to the reaction kinematic parameters were made for elastic scattering of ⁶Li, ¹²C and ⁴⁰Ar from ⁴⁰Ca, ⁹⁰Zr and ²⁰⁸Pb targets at incident energies between 20 and 100 MeV/nucleon. The results of optical model calculations show that the effects of such corrections are important when describing the angular distributions of elastic scattering cross sections for heavy ion scattering at incident energies as low as around 40 MeV/nucleon. The effects on the total reaction cross sections on the other hand, were found to be small within the energy range studied when the optical model potential is fixed.     

Nuclear spectroscopy near the proton drip line in the lanthanide region: The122La nucleus

Excited states in the very neutron-deficient¹²²La nucleus have been established for the first time using the⁹²Mo(⁴⁰Ca, 2α1p1n) reaction at beam energies of 190 and 200MeV. The observed transitions were grouped in three bands. Configurations have been assigned to the observed bands based on the properties extracted from the experimental data and on cranked shell model calculations.     

Tangential friction in nuclear reactions studied with the time-dependent Hartree-Fock model

The dissipation of orbital angular momentum is studied by analyzing TDHF calculations of the damped nuclear reaction 280 MeV ⁴⁰Ca+⁴⁰Ca in terms of the nucleon exchange transport model. While the overall results of the TDHF calculation are well accounted for by the NET model, the more detailed behavior reveals evidence of a finite intrinsic nuclear relaxation time.     

Giant resonances in the doubly magic nucleus 48Ca from the (e, e'n) reaction

The 48Ca(e,e(')n) reaction has been investigated for excitation energies 11-25 MeV and momentum transfers 0.22-0.43 fm(-1) at the superconducting Darmstadt electron linear accelerator S-DALINAC. Electric dipole and quadrupole plus monopole strength distributions are extracted from a multipole decomposition of the spectra. Their fragmented structure is described by microscopic calculations allowing for coupling of the basic particle-hole excitations to more complex configurations. Comparison of the excitation spectrum of the residual nucleus 47Ca with statistical model calculations reveals a 39(5)% contribution of direct decay to the damping of the giant dipole resonance.     

Study of low-lying levels in 47Ca with the 48Ca(d, t)47Ca reaction

Angular distributions of cross sections [α(θ)] and vector analyzing powers [iT₁₁(γ)] have been measured for seven low-lying states or groups of states excited by the ⁴⁸Ca($\text{d}$, t)⁴⁷Ca reaction with 13.5 MeV deuterons and analyzed by the DWBA. On the basis of comparison of vector analyzing powers with DWBA calculations, spin-parity assignments have been made or confirmed for several states. Spectroscopic factors have been extracted. Angular distributions for weak states at 3.30 and 3.57 MeV excitation in ⁴⁷Ca could not be reproduced by DWBA calculations. Investigations of compound nucleus and multi-step contributions to the cross sections and analyzing powers for these states have been made by means of Hauser-Feshbach and CCBA calculations. Optical model parameters were obtained from analysis of 13.5 MeV deuteron elastic scattering cross sections and analyzing powers.     

Unnatural-parity states in 44 21Sc23

The neutron-deficient nucleus ⁶⁸As was populated at high spin in two experiments using the reaction ⁴⁰Ca(³²S, 3pn) at beam energies of 105 and 95 MeV. A self-supporting and a gold-backed, highly enriched ⁴⁰Ca target were used. Gamma rays were detected with the EUROBALL array, combined with the charged-particle detector array EUCLIDES and the Neutron Wall. The ⁶⁸As level scheme was considerably extended, especially at negative parity and many previous spin-parity assignments were confirmed or rejected. The total-Routhian-surface (TRS) calculations find shape coexistence and softness for the negative- and positive-parity states, respectively.     

Formation of 24Na in “fission-like” reactions

Formation of ²⁴Na in reactions induced by protons of energy 40–85 MeV on ⁴⁰Ca, ⁴⁵Sc, ⁴⁸Ti, and naturally occurring V was measured. Evidence is presented that ²⁴Na is formed in a binary break-up reaction. The results are compared with transition state (fission) calculations.     

DWIA analysis of quasifree proton-proton scattering in nuclei at intermediate energies

The distorted wave impulse approximation to the (p, 2p) reaction cross section is briefly reviewed, having foremost in mind its practical implementation as a computer program, suitable for extracting information on nuclear structure. The treatment of the distorted waves, and the approximation of the overlap integral between the ground state of the target nucleus and the final state of the residual nucleus, are discussed in more detail. As far as possible we have chosen methods which enable us to minimize the number of free reaction-theoretical parameters by deducing them from independent experimental data. As an illustration of how one can use a program constructed according to these principles, we analyze 460 MeV and 600 MeV data on the reaction ⁴⁰Ca(p, 2p)³⁹K with rather detailed discussion of various theoretical and experimental questions that must be taken into consideration before any conclusions can be drawn.     

The level structure of92Ru up to high spin values

The level structure of⁹²Ru has been studied by means of γ-ray spectroscopy. The nucleus was produced by the⁵⁸Ni(⁴⁰Ca, α2p)⁹²Ru reaction at beam energies of 147 and 187 MeV. The NORDBALL detector system including particle selection was used. A large number of new levels with excitation energies up to 11.3 MeV and spin values up to 22 or 23 units of angular momentum have been established. The level scheme is compared with recent shell model calculations using¹⁰⁰Sn as a core. Some systematics of the g ₉ ^2/?2 configuration is discussed and a strong correlation between the levels in⁹⁰Mo and⁹²Ru is found.     

High-spin yrast isomer in theN=83151Er nucleus

An highspin yrast isomer (T_1/2 ? 420ns, E>10.286 MeV, 67/2≤ I≤ 71/2) is observed in the¹⁵¹Er nucleus excited in the¹¹⁶ Sn+⁴⁰ Ca reaction, using the recoil shadow method.