Finite-size effects in isobaric ratios

Souza, S. R.; Tsang, M. B.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.85.024603

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“…3 panel b). As opposed to the behavior observed for isoscaling-extracted C in [32], within canonical and grand-canonical models. Moreover, the values obtained by GEMINI are not in agreement with those obtained by SMM and are rather scattered, as opposed to the increasing trend observed for the SMM-calculated values, especially for A ≥ 14.…”

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Systematic study of the symmetry energy within the approach of the statistical multifragmentation model

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A systematic study on the effect of secondary decay on the symmetry energy coefficient extracted by isoscaling and the recently proposed isobaric yield ratio methods within the Statistical Multifragmentation Model is performed. The correlations between the input symmetry energy coefficients and the calculated ones from both primary and secondary fragment yields are analysed. Results for secondary fragments show that the best estimation of the input symmetry energy coefficient within SMM is obtained by the isoscaling method, using the yields of light fragments. A comparison to experimental results is also presented.

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Systematic study of the symmetry energy within the approach of the statistical multifragmentation model

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“…As in Refs. [22,23], the Helmholtz free energy has contributions from the fragment's binding energy B A,Z , terms associated with the Wigner-Seitz correction [24] to the Coulomb energy C c …”

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“…In the framework of the grand-canonical approach [22,23], the yields Y (A, Z) of a fragment with mass and atomic numbers, respectively, A and Z, reads: . The free volume reads V f = χV 0 , where V 0 is the source's volume at normal density and we use χ = 2 throughout this work.…”

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Influence of secondary decay on odd-even staggering of fragment cross sections

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Odd-Even Staggering (OES) appears in many areas of nuclear physics, and is generally associated with the pairing term in the nuclear binding energy. To explore this effect, we use the Improved Statistical Multifragmentation Model to populate an ensemble of hot primary fragments, which are then de-excited using the Weisskopf-Ewing statistical emission formalism. The yields are then compared to experimental data. Our results show that, before secondary decay, OES appears only in the yields of even mass fragments and not in the yields of odd mass fragments. De-excitation of the hot fragments must be taken into account to describe the data, suggesting that the OES in fragment yields is a useful criterion for validating or adjusting theoretical de-excitation models.

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Using Augmented Reality Cognitive Artifacts in Education and Virtual Rehabilitation

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Finite-size effects in isobaric ratios

Cited by 24 publications

References 25 publications

Systematic study of the symmetry energy within the approach of the statistical multifragmentation model

Systematic study of the symmetry energy within the approach of the statistical multifragmentation model

Influence of secondary decay on odd-even staggering of fragment cross sections

Using Augmented Reality Cognitive Artifacts in Education and Virtual Rehabilitation

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