2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2022.122597
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Cluster radioactivity in trans-lead region: A systematic study with modified empirical formulas

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“…From these two figures, we can find the minimum logarithmic half-life of the double magic kernel (Z=82, N=126). Consequently, this confirms that neutron shell closure plays a crucial role in cluster radioactivity [68,71,72]. We hope that these predicted half-lives will be useful for identifying new cluster emissions of the trans-tin region in future measurements.…”
Section: ±10supporting
confidence: 66%
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“…From these two figures, we can find the minimum logarithmic half-life of the double magic kernel (Z=82, N=126). Consequently, this confirms that neutron shell closure plays a crucial role in cluster radioactivity [68,71,72]. We hope that these predicted half-lives will be useful for identifying new cluster emissions of the trans-tin region in future measurements.…”
Section: ±10supporting
confidence: 66%
“…As is well known, cluster radioactivity is closely related to the shell effect, which has prompted widespread [68,71,72]. To verify the shell effect in the cluster radioactivity process, we calculate the cluster radioactivity half-lives of the emitter cluster from isotopes and from isotopes, which give the daughters and .…”
Section: ±10mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To calculate the logarithmic half-lives of cluster emission, there are various available empirical formulas viz. Royer formula [101], the formula given by Balasubramaniam et al (BKAG) [102], Horoi formula [103], the formula by Ren et al [30], NRDX formula [104], universal decay law (UDL) [74], universal curve formula (UNIV) [105], Tavares-Medeiros formula (TM) [106], formula by Soylu [107], improved unified formula (IUF) [97], improved semi-empirical formula (ISEF) [98] and some recent modified formulas [108]. Considering the absence of experimental data of cluster radioactivity in superheavy region, only UDL formula among the above mentioned formulas demonstrates for the existence of a competitive relationship between α-decay and cluster radioactivity in superheavy region, due to its treatment as both the preformation model and the fission-like mechanisms [109], and henceforth justifies its use for further predictions.…”
Section: Cluster Decaymentioning
confidence: 99%