Spontaneous FissionversusAlpha-Decay
Arnold Kramish
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Arnold Kramish
Abstract
Abstract : A plot of the ratio of spontaneous fission half-lives to alpha disintegration half-lives vs. the fissionability parameter (Z square/A) indicates that, in the case of even-even nuclei, the spontaneous mode of decay becomes the more predominant as Z square/A increases. The opposite appears to be true for odd-neutron nucleides. The effect of the odd neutron may be such as to favor an anomolously higher frequency for a highly assymetric configuration; i.e., a configuration leading to alpha decay.
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Abstract : A plot of the ratio of spontaneous fission half-lives to alpha disintegration half-lives vs. the fissionability parameter (Z square/A) indicates that, in the case of even-even nuclei, the spontaneous mode of decay becomes the more predominant as Z square/A increases. The opposite appears to be true for odd-neutron nucleides. The effect of the odd neutron may be such as to favor an anomolously higher frequency for a highly assymetric configuration; i.e., a configuration leading to alpha decay.
Key concepts: Physics, Spontaneous fission, Fission, Alpha decay, Nuclear physics, Neutron, Cluster decay, Atomic physics