Static fission barriers for 95 even-even transuranium nuclei with charge number Z = 94-118 have been systematically investigated by means of pairing self-consistent Woods-Saxon-Strutinsky calculations using the potent...Static fission barriers for 95 even-even transuranium nuclei with charge number Z = 94-118 have been systematically investigated by means of pairing self-consistent Woods-Saxon-Strutinsky calculations using the potential energy surface approach in multidimensional（β;, γ, β;） deformation space. Taking the heavier （252）;f nucleus（with the available fission barrier from experiment） as an example, the formation of the fission barrier and the influence of macroscopic, shell and pairing correction energies on it are analyzed. The results of the present calculated β;values and barrier heights are compared with previous calculations and available experiments. The role of triaxiality in the region of the first saddle is discussed. It is found that the second fission barrier is also considerably affected by the triaxial deformation degree of freedom in some nuclei（e.g., the Z =112-118 isotopes）. Based on the potential energy curves, general trends of the evolution of the fission barrier heights and widths as a function of the nucleon numbers are investigated. In addition, the effects of Woods-Saxon potential parameter modifications（e.g.,the strength of the spin-orbit coupling and the nuclear surface diffuseness） on the fission barrier are briefly discussed.展开更多
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(11675148,11505157)the Project of Youth Backbone Teachers of Colleges and Universities of Henan Province(2017GGJS008)+2 种基金the Foundation and Advanced Technology Research Program of Henan Province(162300410222)the Outstanding Young Talent Research Fund of Zhengzhou University(1521317002)the Physics Research and Development Program of Zhengzhou University(32410017)
文摘Static fission barriers for 95 even-even transuranium nuclei with charge number Z = 94-118 have been systematically investigated by means of pairing self-consistent Woods-Saxon-Strutinsky calculations using the potential energy surface approach in multidimensional（β;, γ, β;） deformation space. Taking the heavier （252）;f nucleus（with the available fission barrier from experiment） as an example, the formation of the fission barrier and the influence of macroscopic, shell and pairing correction energies on it are analyzed. The results of the present calculated β;values and barrier heights are compared with previous calculations and available experiments. The role of triaxiality in the region of the first saddle is discussed. It is found that the second fission barrier is also considerably affected by the triaxial deformation degree of freedom in some nuclei（e.g., the Z =112-118 isotopes）. Based on the potential energy curves, general trends of the evolution of the fission barrier heights and widths as a function of the nucleon numbers are investigated. In addition, the effects of Woods-Saxon potential parameter modifications（e.g.,the strength of the spin-orbit coupling and the nuclear surface diffuseness） on the fission barrier are briefly discussed.
