Incomplete momentum transfer in heavy-ion fusion at 14.5 MeV/nucleon
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2020, Physics ReportsCitation Excerpt :The measurements of ICF are often performed through the projectile like fragments (PLF) or the Light particles (LP) emitted prior to the complete equilibrium of ICN on one hand and the evaporation residues (ER) or the fission fragments (FF) from the residual heavy nucleus on the other side. The distinct nature of ICF process can be established from the linear momentum transfer determined through the measured velocity distribution [8,9], the recoil range of the ER [10,11], the FF angular correlations [12], which are different from those expected for CF process. On the theoretical side, several models have been developed for ICF, in particular to describe the emission of fast particles in ICF processes.
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