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Variation of Z/sub p/ in fission with changes in excitation energy and compound nucleus

Livermore (USA). Lawrence Livermore Lab. California Univ., D Nethaway

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Introduction Fractional Chain Yield Data Least-Squares Calculation Results and Discussion Least-Squares Results Odd-Even Effect Rejected Data "Summary Appendix 1. Summary of Input Data for Least-Squares Analysis .... both fission fragments.The odd-even to fluctuation is found to be absent in 14-MeV neutron-induced fission.Coryell, Kaplan, and Fink' in 1961.The method consisted of using the known Z function for thermal-neutron fission of '"fS*

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Introduction Fractional Chain Yield Data Least-Squares Calculation Results and Discussion Least-Squares Results Odd-Even Effect Rejected Data "Summary Appendix 1. Summary of Input Data for Least-Squares Analysis .... both fission fragments.The odd-even to fluctuation is found to be absent in 14-MeV neutron-induced fission.Coryell, Kaplan, and Fink' in 1961.The method consisted of using the known Z function for thermal-neutron fission of '"fS*

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Introduction Fractional Chain Yield Data Least-Squares Calculation Results and Discussion Least-Squares Results Odd-Even Effect Rejected Data "Summary Appendix 1. Summary of Input Data for Least-Squares Analysis .... both fission fragments.The odd-even to fluctuation is found to be absent in 14-MeV neutron-induced fission.Coryell, Kaplan, and Fink' in 1961.The method consisted of using the known Z function for thermal-neutron fission of '"fS*

Key concepts: Fission, Excitation, Atomic physics, Cluster decay, Isotope, Range (aeronautics), Ion, Nuclear physics

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