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STUDY ON THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS OF NUCLEAR FISSION WITH A COMPUTER GENERATED RANDON FORCE

ZHONG Yun-Xiao^,

Department of Technical Physics,Peking University

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The fission probability and the mean square deviation of position as a function of time are calculated by solving the Langevin equation directly with a computer generated randon force. The fesults are compared with the results by Weidenmuller et al.which are obtained by solving the Fokker-Plank equation numerically.The method may be easy to easy to extend to multiple dimension cases.

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ZHONG Yun-Xiao. STUDY ON THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS OF NUCLEAR FISSION WITH A COMPUTER GENERATED RANDON FORCE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(5): 451-454.

ZHONG Yun-Xiao. STUDY ON THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS OF NUCLEAR FISSION WITH A COMPUTER GENERATED RANDON FORCE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(5): 451-454. shu

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STUDY ON THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS OF NUCLEAR FISSION WITH A COMPUTER GENERATED RANDON FORCE

ZHONG Yun-Xiao^,

Corresponding author:ZHONG Yun-Xiao,

Department of Technical Physics,Peking University

Received Date:1900-01-01
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:1989-05-05

Abstract:The fission probability and the mean square deviation of position as a function of time are calculated by solving the Langevin equation directly with a computer generated randon force. The fesults are compared with the results by Weidenmuller et al.which are obtained by solving the Fokker-Plank equation numerically.The method may be easy to easy to extend to multiple dimension cases.