R. D. Hill
Abstract
On the basis of shell effects, asymmetric fission is attributed to symmetrical division except for a non-fissionable core. Distributions of fission-fragment yields, vs fragment charges and masses, are obtained from simple statistical considerations of the division.
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On the basis of shell effects, asymmetric fission is attributed to symmetrical division except for a non-fissionable core. Distributions of fission-fragment yields, vs fragment charges and masses, are obtained from simple statistical considerations of the division.
Key concepts: Fission, Division (mathematics), Nuclear physics, Fragment (logic), Physics, Fission products, Simple (philosophy), Basis (linear algebra)