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Correlation between Fission-Channel Effects and Fragment Kinetic Energies

M. S. Moore, L.G. Miller, G. Stokes

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A measurement of the relative yield of fission events associated with the highest---kinetic-energy fragments has been made for several resonances in $^{235}\mathrm{U}$. The results show that this yield is strongly correlated with $K$, the fission-channel quantum number.

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A measurement of the relative yield of fission events associated with the highest---kinetic-energy fragments has been made for several resonances in $^{235}\mathrm{U}$. The results show that this yield is strongly correlated with $K$, the fission-channel quantum number.

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A measurement of the relative yield of fission events associated with the highest---kinetic-energy fragments has been made for several resonances in $^{235}\mathrm{U}$. The results show that this yield is strongly correlated with $K$, the fission-channel quantum number.

Key concepts: Fission, Kinetic energy, Fragment (logic), Physics, Nuclear physics, Yield (engineering), Cluster decay, Channel (broadcasting)

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