TALYS calculations were performed to obtain the theoretical proton capture cross-sections on the p-nuclei.A short review on the status of related experimental studies was also conducted.Some basic properties such as Q...TALYS calculations were performed to obtain the theoretical proton capture cross-sections on the p-nuclei.A short review on the status of related experimental studies was also conducted.Some basic properties such as Q-values,Coulomb barrier,Gamow peak,Gamow Window,and decay properties of the parent and daughter nuclei were studied.Various experimental parameters,e.g.,beam energy,beam current,targets,and detectors,used in experimental investigations reported in the literature,were tabulated.The results of the TALYS calculations in the Gamow region were compared with the corresponding experimental values wherever available.This study is expected to facilitate the planning of future experiments.展开更多
From the empirical phenomena of fragment distributions in nuclear spallation reactions,semiempirical formulas named SPAGINS were constructed to predict fragment cross-sections in high-energyγ-induced nuclear spallati...From the empirical phenomena of fragment distributions in nuclear spallation reactions,semiempirical formulas named SPAGINS were constructed to predict fragment cross-sections in high-energyγ-induced nuclear spallation reactions(PNSR).In constructing the SPAGINS formulas,theoretical models,including the TALYS toolkit,SPACS,and Rudstam formulas,were employed to study the general phenomenon of fragment distributions in PNSR with incident energies ranging from 100 to 1000 MeV.Considering the primary characteristics of PNSR,the SPAGINS formulas modify the EPAX and SPACS formulas and efficiently reproduce the measured data.The SPAGINS formulas provide a new and effective tool for predicting fragment production in PNSR.展开更多
Photoneutron cross-section(PNCS)data are important in various current and emerging applications.Although a few sophis-ticated methods have been developed,there is still an urgent need to study the PNCS data.In this st...Photoneutron cross-section(PNCS)data are important in various current and emerging applications.Although a few sophis-ticated methods have been developed,there is still an urgent need to study the PNCS data.In this study,we propose the extraction of PNCS distributions using a combination of gamma activation and reaction yield ratio methods.To verify the validity of the proposed extraction method,experiments for generating^(62,64)Cu and^(85m,87m)Sr isotopes via laser-induced pho-toneutron reactions were performed,and the reaction yields of these isotopes were obtained.Using the proposed extraction method,the PNCS distributions of^(63)Cu and^(86)Sr isotopes(leading to^(85m)Sr isotope production)were successfully extracted.These extracted PNCS distributions were benchmarked against available PNCS data or TALYS calculations,demonstrating the validity of the proposed extraction method.Potential applications for predicting the PNCS distributions of the 30 iso-topes are further introduced.We conclude that the proposed extraction method is an effective complement to the available sophisticated methods for measuring and evaluating PNCS data.展开更多
基金funded by DST,Govt.of India,under the WOS-A scheme(Reference No.:SR/WOS-A/PM-68/2017)。
文摘TALYS calculations were performed to obtain the theoretical proton capture cross-sections on the p-nuclei.A short review on the status of related experimental studies was also conducted.Some basic properties such as Q-values,Coulomb barrier,Gamow peak,Gamow Window,and decay properties of the parent and daughter nuclei were studied.Various experimental parameters,e.g.,beam energy,beam current,targets,and detectors,used in experimental investigations reported in the literature,were tabulated.The results of the TALYS calculations in the Gamow region were compared with the corresponding experimental values wherever available.This study is expected to facilitate the planning of future experiments.
基金supported by the Program for Innovative Research Team(in Science and Technology)in University of Henan Province(No.21IRTSTHN011),China。
文摘From the empirical phenomena of fragment distributions in nuclear spallation reactions,semiempirical formulas named SPAGINS were constructed to predict fragment cross-sections in high-energyγ-induced nuclear spallation reactions(PNSR).In constructing the SPAGINS formulas,theoretical models,including the TALYS toolkit,SPACS,and Rudstam formulas,were employed to study the general phenomenon of fragment distributions in PNSR with incident energies ranging from 100 to 1000 MeV.Considering the primary characteristics of PNSR,the SPAGINS formulas modify the EPAX and SPACS formulas and efficiently reproduce the measured data.The SPAGINS formulas provide a new and effective tool for predicting fragment production in PNSR.
基金This work was supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2022YFA1603300)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.U2230133)+2 种基金the Independent Research Project of the Key Laboratory of Plasma Physics,CAEP(No.JCKYS2021212009)the Open Fund of the Key Laboratory of Nuclear Data,CIAE(No.JCKY2022201C152)Hengyang Municipal Science and Technology Project(No.202150054076).
文摘Photoneutron cross-section(PNCS)data are important in various current and emerging applications.Although a few sophis-ticated methods have been developed,there is still an urgent need to study the PNCS data.In this study,we propose the extraction of PNCS distributions using a combination of gamma activation and reaction yield ratio methods.To verify the validity of the proposed extraction method,experiments for generating^(62,64)Cu and^(85m,87m)Sr isotopes via laser-induced pho-toneutron reactions were performed,and the reaction yields of these isotopes were obtained.Using the proposed extraction method,the PNCS distributions of^(63)Cu and^(86)Sr isotopes(leading to^(85m)Sr isotope production)were successfully extracted.These extracted PNCS distributions were benchmarked against available PNCS data or TALYS calculations,demonstrating the validity of the proposed extraction method.Potential applications for predicting the PNCS distributions of the 30 iso-topes are further introduced.We conclude that the proposed extraction method is an effective complement to the available sophisticated methods for measuring and evaluating PNCS data.
