Study of Fusion Mechanism of Halo Nuclear ~(11)Be+~(208) Pb by Applying QMD Model
Wang Ning
Abstract
Wang Ning
Abstract
We have studied the fusion reaction for 11 Be+ 208 Pb near barrier by applying QMD model, and find taht in the fusion reaction induced by halo nuclei there simultaneously exist two mechanisms competing with each other. On one hand, 11 Be is a weakly bound nuclear system and is easily broke up caused by the interaction with target, when it approaches to target, so the fusion cross section is suppressed. On the other and, several neutrons of 11 Be transfer into 208 Pb and interact with 208 Pb to cause the local radius of 208 Pb increase and result in an enhancement of fusion cross section. The fusion cross sections calculatd show an enhancement near barrier, and the calculated results agree with the experimental data reasonably well.
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We have studied the fusion reaction for 11 Be+ 208 Pb near barrier by applying QMD model, and find taht in the fusion reaction induced by halo nuclei there simultaneously exist two mechanisms competing with each other. On one hand, 11 Be is a weakly bound nuclear system and is easily broke up caused by the interaction with target, when it approaches to target, so the fusion cross section is suppressed. On the other and, several neutrons of 11 Be transfer into 208 Pb and interact with 208 Pb to cause the local radius of 208 Pb increase and result in an enhancement of fusion cross section. The fusion cross sections calculatd show an enhancement near barrier, and the calculated results agree with the experimental data reasonably well.
Key concepts: Halo, Physics, Fusion, Fusion mechanism, Nuclear fusion, RADIUS, Cross section (physics), Nuclear physics