Chinese Physics C > 1996, Vol. 20 > Issue(S2): 187-195

Multichannel Fission Model Applied to^233,235,238U(n,f)

Department of Technical Physics, Peking University, Beijing, China

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In the frame of the multichannel fission and random neck rupture model, the fragment mass, average kinetic energy distributions, and the neutron multiplicities of the neutron-induced fissions ^233,235,238U are calculated covering the incident neutron energy range from thermal to 6 MeV. The theoretical results are in accord with the experimental data. The dependence of the fission channel probability on the excitation energy has been investigated.
- random neck rupture,
- multichannel fission model,
- fission mechanism
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Fan Tieshuan, Hu Jimin and Bao Shanglian. Multichannel Fission Model Applied to ^233,235,238U(n,f)[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1996, 20(S2): 187-195.

Fan Tieshuan, Hu Jimin and Bao Shanglian. Multichannel Fission Model Applied to ^233,235,238U(n,f)[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1996, 20(S2): 187-195. shu

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Received: 1995-04-03

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Supported by the Foundation from the Ph.D. Program of High Education of China and Nuclear Science Foundation of China National Nuclear Corporation.

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Multichannel Fission Model Applied to^233,235,238U(n,f)

Department of Technical Physics, Peking University, Beijing, China

Received Date:1995-04-03

Fund Project:Supported by the Foundation from the Ph.D. Program of High Education of China and Nuclear Science Foundation of China National Nuclear Corporation.

Abstract:In the frame of the multichannel fission and random neck rupture model, the fragment mass, average kinetic energy distributions, and the neutron multiplicities of the neutron-induced fissions^233,235,238U are calculated covering the incident neutron energy range from thermal to 6 MeV. The theoretical results are in accord with the experimental data. The dependence of the fission channel probability on the excitation energy has been investigated.