Comparison of Excitation Functions of Longer and Shorter Lived Radionuclides

Noori, Susan Shukur; Akkurt, I.; Demır, N. Karpuz

doi:10.12693/aphyspola.132.1186

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“…Nuclear reaction codes for the degradation of the compound nucleus are an advantage way to guess and evaluate yield for dissimilar reactions. There are experimental (Vagena and Stoulos 2017), (Stoulos and Vagena, 2018), (Ghergherehchi et al 2012), (Hu et al 2022), (Sziki et al 2006 (Kaplan et al 2014), (Aydın et al 2015, (Kaplan et al 2015), (Özdoğan et al 2018), (Artun 2018), (Artun 2019), (Sarpün et al 2019), (Canbula et al 2014, (Canbula 2020), (Noori et al 2019), (Noori et al 2017), , (Noori et al 2016), (Karpuz 2016), (Noori et al 2018), (Kavun and Makwana 2021), , (Kavun and Makwana 2020) nuclear reaction section studies in the literature that conducted in the light of this direction. The deuteron induced reactions play an important role in the accelerator based high intensity neutron sources (d-Be, d-Li).…”

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Investigation of the Cross Sections and Effect of Level Density Models for Platinum Element

Demır

2022

Afyon Kocatepe University Journal of Sciences and Engineering

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In cases where experimental studies cannot be carried out and there is no experimental data with it, studies carried out with theoretical models shed light on the researchers' knowledge of different data. The most important of this data is the measurable or calculatable influence cross-section value, which is defined as the probability of a reaction occurrence. Examining the possible effects of different models in the calculation of the effect section is important for the correct calculation of this value. The most important data, the cross section of influence, has taken its place in the radioisotope world as well as in many areas of nuclear physics. With developing technology and advancing science, radioisotopes have widespread and diversified uses. Most commonly, radioisotopes are used in medical diagnosis and treatment applications. Among the many radioisotopes used for this purpose, 191-199Au radioisotopes are also important in terms of both their benefits and characteristics in medical applications. In this respect, the study aimed to investigate the effects of different nuclear level density models in production impact cross-section calculations of 191-199Au radioisotopes with deuteron reference. Theoretical cross sections using the TALYS code have been simulated for all isotopes. The results of the calculations obtained were compared with each other and with the experimental data in the literature and it was aimed to determine the most compatible level density models according to the reaction situations examined.

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