Evaluation of transmission coefficients in nuclear processes

Transmission coefficients for charged and neutral particles, without approximations for incoming and outgoing wave functions, were assessed using a quantum mechanical method based on reflection factor. Further, logarithmic derivative, using a rectangular potential in the internal region was computed. With a computer code developed by the authors, based on Hauser-Feshbach formalism, crosssections of fast neutron-induced reactions followed by the emission of charged particles were calculated. The code results show good agreement with experimental data when discrete states of residual nuclei are taken into account. By using integral form of penetrability coefficients, the current quantum-mechanical technique should be extended to continuous states of residual nuclei, including matching density levels represented by the Fermi-gas model.

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EPJ Web of Conferences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202532205003
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Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
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Evaluation of transmission coefficients in nuclear processes

A. Oprea, Cristiana Oprea
EPJ Web of Conferences
Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
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Evaluation of transmission coefficients in nuclear processes

A. Oprea, Cristiana Oprea
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Abstract

Transmission coefficients for charged and neutral particles, without approximations for incoming and outgoing wave functions, were assessed using a quantum mechanical method based on reflection factor. Further, logarithmic derivative, using a rectangular potential in the internal region was computed. With a computer code developed by the authors, based on Hauser-Feshbach formalism, crosssections of fast neutron-induced reactions followed by the emission of charged particles were calculated. The code results show good agreement with experimental data when discrete states of residual nuclei are taken into account. By using integral form of penetrability coefficients, the current quantum-mechanical technique should be extended to continuous states of residual nuclei, including matching density levels represented by the Fermi-gas model.

EPJ Web of ConferencesVol. 322
University of Bucharest (RO), Emanuel University (RO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
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