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摘要
A systematic study of the spin-orbit density interaction potential is carried out, with spherical as well as deformed choices of nuclei, for a variety of near-symmetric and asymmetric colliding nuclei leading to various isotopes of the compound nucleus Yb*, using the semiclassical extended Thomas-Fermi formulation (ETF) of the Skyrme energy density formalism (SEDF). We observe that the spin-orbit density interaction barrier height (V-JB) and barrier position (R-JB) increase systematically with the increase in number of neutrons in both the projectile and target, for spherical systems. On allowing deformation effects with optimum orientations, the barrier-height increases by a large order of magnitude, as compared to the spherical case, in going from Yb-156* to Yb-172* nuclear systems formed via near-symmetric Ni+Mo or asymmetric O vertical bar Sm colliding nuclei, except that for the oblate-shaped nuclei, the V-JB is the highest and R-JB shifts towards a smaller (compact) interaction radius. The temperature does not change the behavior of spin-orbit density dependent (V-J) and independent (V-P) interaction potentials, except for some minor changes in the magnitude. The orientation degree of freedom also plays an important role in modifying the barrier characteristics and hence produces a large effect on the fusion cross section. The fusion excitation function of the compound nuclei Yb-160,Yb-164* formed in different incoming channels, show clearly that the new forces GSkI and KDE0v1 respond better than the old SIII force. Among the first two, KDE0v1 seems to perform better. The fusion cross-sections are also predicted for a few other isotopes of Yb*.
- 出版日期2014-10-23
