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Study of the P-odd asymmetry in emission of fission fragments as a function of their mass and total kinetic energy in the reaction /sup 233/U(n, f)

A.Ya. Aleksandrovich, T.K. Zvesdkina, Danil V. Nikolaev, G. A. Petrov, Alexander K. Petukhov, Y.S. Pleva

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We have investigated the P-odd asymmetry in emission of fragments from fission of /sup 233/U by thermal polarized neutrons (..cap alpha../sub n/f) for various intervals of mass and total kinetic energies of the final products. Analysis of the data shows that within the statistical accuracy achieved and the experimental resolution, ..cap alpha../sub n/f is constant over a wide interval of masses and total kinetic energies.

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We have investigated the P-odd asymmetry in emission of fragments from fission of /sup 233/U by thermal polarized neutrons (..cap alpha../sub n/f) for various intervals of mass and total kinetic energies of the final products. Analysis of the data shows that within the statistical accuracy achieved and the experimental resolution, ..cap alpha../sub n/f is constant over a wide interval of masses and total kinetic energies.

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We have investigated the P-odd asymmetry in emission of fragments from fission of /sup 233/U by thermal polarized neutrons (..cap alpha../sub n/f) for various intervals of mass and total kinetic energies of the final products. Analysis of the data shows that within the statistical accuracy achieved and the experimental resolution, ..cap alpha../sub n/f is constant over a wide interval of masses and total kinetic energies.

Key concepts: Kinetic energy, Fission, Asymmetry, Physics, Nuclear physics, Atomic physics, Neutron, Neutron temperature

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