On the microscopic and macroscopic aspects of nuclear structure with applications to superheavy nuclei

Tsang, C.F.

doi:10.2172/4749611

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1997

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“…A different approach has been proposed long ago by Tsang [4]. He constructed a sequence of axially symmetric shapes along a fission path by considering the equipotential surfaces generated by up to six point charges on the axis.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Self-energy of a charged conducting droplet as an inversion problem

Wehner

Krappe

1997

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The determination of fission barrier heights of charged clusters of alkali atoms requires the calculation of the electrostatic self-energy of arbitrarily shaped, conducting droplets. For axially symmetric shapes we propose to determine a charge distribution on the axis giving rise to the same electric field outside the droplet as the actual surface charge. This leads to an ill-posed inversion problem. We discuss its regularization and demonstrate the usefulness of the method in some examples.

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confidence: 99%