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1999 Vol. 16, No. 2

Nuclear Physics
Remarkable Achievements in Research Frontiers of Synthesis of New Nuclides, Highly Excited Hot Nuclei and Radioactive Ion Beam Physics
Luo Yi-xiao
1999, 16(2): 69-79. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.069
Abstract:
The recent remarkable achievements in IMP in the research frontiers of synthesis of new nuclides, highly excited hot nuclei and radioactive ion beam physics are reviewed. Most of the achievements are made at the HIRFL and RIBLL of IMP.
Synthesis of New Nuclides in Intermidiate and Heavy Mass Region
Yang Wei-fan, Yuan Shuang-gui
1999, 16(2): 80-85. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.080
Abstract:
The importance of synthesis of new nuclei far from stability is concisely recounted. The prograsses on synthesis of the new nuclides and the main methods used for producing new nuclei far from stability in the intermediate and heavy mass region is summarized. The half lives of some new nuclides synthesized in china are compared with those calculated based on the gross theory and the microscopic theory. Some examples for transport and chemical separation of the nuclear reaction products...
A Detector System Used for the Measurement of Total Reaction Cross Section and Its Application to Study on Nuclear Structure of Exotic Nuclei
Cai Xiang-zhou, Feng Jun, Shen Wen-qing, Fang De-qing, Wang Jian-song, Ma Yu-gang, Zhu Yong-tai, Li Song-lin, Gou Quan-bu, Wu He-yu, Jin Gen-ming, Zhan Wen-long, Guo Zhong-yan, Xiao Guo-qing
1999, 16(2): 86-90. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.086
Abstract:
The present status of experimental studies of the total reaction cross sections of exotic nuclei are reviewed. A detector system used for measuring the total reaction cross section of radioactive ions is described. The energy calibration of detectors, particle identification and possible experimental results are discussed.
Study of Backbending Phenomena in Yrast Bands of 120~130Xe, 124~130Ba with O (6) Limit of IBM1 Containing Three body Potential
Liu Ying-tai, Han Yong, Xu Yan-bing, Liao Ji-zhi
1999, 16(2): 91-94. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.091
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The Yrast band energy spectra of even even nuclei 120~130 Xe and 124~130 Ba are calculated by using the O (6) limit of IBM1 containing three body potential. It shows that the backbending characteristics in the Yrast bands can be described fairly by O (6)+ V 3 .
A Probable Theoretical Model on Deuterion deuterion Two body Tight Bound States
Zhang Zhao-qun, Zhang Zhong-liang
1999, 16(2): 95-98. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.095
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Deuterion deuterion tight bound states model about the mechanism of so called “nuclear cold fusion” is proposed. To solve the stationary Schrodinger equation with combination potential which contains Coulomb barrier and square well potential from nuclear force for the system containing two deuterions, the wave functions, the energy eigenvalues of the probable tight bound states and the existence condition of the tight bound states are obtained. In the case of ground...
Cross Discipline
Applications of Radioactive Beam in Solid State Physics and Material Science
Zhu Zhi-yong, Jin Yun-fan
1999, 16(2): 99-103. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.099
Abstract:
The application of radioactive isotopes to solid state physics and material science is reviewed and the perspectives with high energy radioactive ion beams are discussed.
Triple Differential Cross Sections for Ionization of Li + (1s) by Electron Impact
Jia Xiang-fu, Liang Jing-hui, Pan Nian-dong
1999, 16(2): 104-109. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.104
Abstract:
Based on revised BBK theory, triple differential cross sections (TDCS) have been calculated for ionization of Li + (ls) by electron impact. A coplaner, equal energy, fixed re1ative angle kinematics are chosen and the particular case where the scattered and ionized electrons emerge perpendicular to each other is emphasized. The incoming electron state is considered by a Coulomb wave from the long range...
Review of Removal SO2 and NOx by Electron Beam
Liu Zhen-hao, Cheng Si-fu, Zheng Wei, Zhang Ying-fa
1999, 16(2): 110-113. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.110
Abstract:
Removal SO 2 and NO x by electron beam is reviewed. Its basic procedure is described. The electron beam method has many advantages compared to chemical one. The first industrial facility in China has been built in Chengdu Electric Power Plant and it is ruming successfully.
Mssbauer Study of Magnetic Multilayers
Huang Zhi-gao
1999, 16(2): 114-120. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.114
Abstract:
A new progress in Mssbauer study on the magnetic structure and magnetic properites of the magnetic layer, interface layer and nonmagnetic layer in the magnetic multilayers is reviewed.Further research trend is also discussed.
Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Data File
Study of U-Pu Cycle in Advance Nuclear Power System
Shen Yao-song, Liu Cheng-an
1999, 16(2): 121-125. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.121
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The U-Pu cycle in accelerator driven subcritical reactor is studied by means of new data library and code. The satisfactory neutronics results are obtained by calculating the reactor power, critical value, gamma and neutron flux and evolution of fissioning nuclear density. The detailed analysis is also presented.
Inspection, Reparation and Reconstitution of PWR
Deng Jun-xian, Zhao Xi-juan, Ye Xiao-li, Zhao Hong, Zhang En-hai, Gao Yan-gang, Liu Ying-lin
1999, 16(2): 126-130. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.126
Abstract:
The principle and procedure of inspection, reparation and reconstitution of PWR irradiated fuel and the principle and development of sipping technique are briefly introduced. A sipping device on line designed by ourself is described.
Letter
A Primary Observation of New γ rays following 208Hg β Decay
Zhang Li, Zhao Jin-hua, Hu Qing-yuan, Li Zhan-kui, Li Shi-hong, Gan Zai-guo, Fan Hong-mei, Guo Bin, Zhang Tian-mei, Yu Yong, Wang Chun-fang, Wang Tong-qing, Jin Gen-ming
1999, 16(2): 131-132. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.16.02.131
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The Hg products produced in the bombardment of natural lead targets by 18 O beam of 8.4 MeV/u were separated by means of an off line gas thermochromategraphic device. The coincident gamma spectra and time successive single γ ray spectra were measured. Except the already known γ rays, nine new γ rays assigned to the transitions between the known levels of 208 Tl were observed.