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2000 Vol. 17, No. 2

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Nuclear Physics
Modern Nucleon-nucleon Potential
Li Lei, Ning Ping-zhi
2000, 17(2): 63-71. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.063
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Nucleon nucleon interaction is the key point of nuclear physics, bridging the gap between QCD and the effective interaction appropriate for nuclear many body calculations. The older potential models are no longer suitable for describing the present set of more numerous and much more accurate experimental data without refitting the parameters. In 1990s, both older (classical) phenomenological potentials and meson exchange potentials have already had ...
Energy Straggling of Carbon Ions in Aluminum and Surface Roughness
LU Xi-ting, ZHAI Yong-jun, XIA Zong-huang, ZHENG Tao, SHEN Ding-yu, WANG Xue-mei, ZHAO Qiang, ZHAO Zi-qiang
2000, 17(2): 72-76. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.072
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The energy straggling of 2.0~5.4 MeV carbon ions in aluminum films evaporated onto K4 glass substrates was measured with the Au marked RBS method. The surface roughness with zero was obtained from experiment. It supplied a method for determination of the surface roughness with zero. The present result was compared with the Bohr theory and the results of published experimental work It is shown that the Bohr theory is not appropriate to description of the energy straggling of low energy ...
Study on Intermediate Mass Fragment during Process of “Neck” Emission
ZHANG Hu-yong, MA Yu-gang, SU Qian-min, CAI Xiang-zhou, FANG De-qing, HU Peng-yun, SHEN Wen-qing, FENG Jun
2000, 17(2): 77-81. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.077
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HJ4/9] By systematic study of the IMF produced the “neck”emission process, one can understand much better about the dynamics and thermodymanics of the intermediate energy nuclear reaction. The isospin dependence of IMF emission was studied for the reaction system with different isospin target nucleus and the different IMF production mechanisms that originate from projectile like、 target like and the “neck” were distinguished.
New Progress of Proton Halo Research
CHEN Fen-ce, CHEN Bao-qiu
2000, 17(2): 82-86. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.082
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The new progress of proton halo researches in theory and experiment was introduced. Especially the structure of halo nuclei having 2s1d shell and the different models predicting the existence of proton halos in 26~28 P, 27~29 S were discussed. A recent experiment proving the existence of one proton halo in 26~28 P was reviewed and finally the conditions forming proton halo were discussed briefly.
Development of High-spin Isomer Beams
ZHOU Xiao-hong
2000, 17(2): 87-90. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.087
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The physical motivations with high spin isomer beams were introduced. Taking HSIB of RIKEN as an example, the methods to produce, separate, transport and purify high spin isomer beams were described briefly, and the detection of γ rays emitted from the reactions induced by the high spin isomer beams was presented. Finally, the progress to develope the high spin isomers in the N =83 isotones as second beams was stressed.
Fragment Mass Distribution of Proton-induced Spallation Reaction with Intermediate Energy
FAN Sheng, YE Yan-lin, XU Chun-cheng, CHEN Tao, ZHAO Zhi-xiang, N. M. Sobolevsky
2000, 17(2): 91-94. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.091
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The test of part benchmark of SHIELD code was performed. The cross section, mass distribution and excitation function of the fragments (including residual nuclei) in the proton induced spallation reaction on thin Pb target at intermediate energy have been calculated by SHIELD code. And the results are in good agreement with experimental data. The fragment mass distributions from proton induced spallation reaction on thick Pb traget at incident energy 1.6 GeV were also presented.
Problems of Accelerator Physics of Upgrading HIFRL
TANG Jing-yu, WANG Yi-fang, YIN Quan-ming
2000, 17(2): 95-99. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.095
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From the viewpoints of the HIRFL operation and the new requirements to HIRFL by the study of radioactive beam physics and CSR project, the HIRFL upgrading program has been proposed after studying the existing problems found during the operation and new problems when increasing the beam intensιty and ion variety. The accelerator physics problems of the upgrading program were discussed here, which include the space charge effect on the very low energy beam line...
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Experimental Study of Electronic Energy Loss Effects in Pure Metals
WANG Zhi-guang, JIN Yun-fan, HOU Ming-dong
2000, 17(2): 100-105. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.100
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As swift heavy ions are available for irradiation damage study, it has been tried to evidence whether electronic energy loss might play a role in the damage processes of metallic targets. Experimental investigations showed that, as increase of electronic energy loss, large amount of electronic energy loss can result in radiation annealing of part of defects produced by elastic collisions, defect creation, latent track formation, as well as phase transition, and so on. Pure metals...
Identification of Chemical Warfare Agent with Radiological Measurements
LIU Bo-xue, LI Yun, AI Xian-yun
2000, 17(2): 106-109. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.106
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There are three non destructive radiological methods for identitication of warfare agents and TNT. Their principles and problems related were discussed. Portable isotopic neutron spectroscopy is based on the assay of key elemental composition (such as Cl, P, H, As, S, N) in chemical agents by neutron induced prompt gamma ray analysis. Hydrogen concentration measurement by means of using thermal neutron can be exployed to identify chemical warfare agents and TNT...
Study on Verifying Technique by Using an Active Method with Neutron Source
LIU Rong, LIN Li-bin, CHEN Yuan, SHEN Ji-an, GUO Hai-ping, LIU Yuan, LI Yi-jang, JIANG Li, WANG Mei
2000, 17(2): 110-113. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.110
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The technique for detecting the delayed neutrons from neutron induced fission in uranium systems was studied by using an active method with 3He proportional counting tube array and a 14 MeV D T neutron source. Under the conditions of different shielding and combination, the distributions of delayed fission neutrons from depleted uranium systems were measured and the reliability of the systems was studied. The method to distinguish a nuclear system from a non nuclear one was discussed.
Comparison on Decay Process of Explosive Products for ~(233)U and Weapon-grade Plutonium
SHEN Yao-song, LIU Cheng-an
2000, 17(2): 114-116. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.114
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Comparison on the nuclear explosive products ’ radioactivity, biological hazard potential, energy deposition after nuclear explosion between the model of 233 U and the model of weapon grade plutonium was made. The detail analysis of the process of above physics quantities in the model of weapon grade Plutonium was also given.
A New Type of Acute Nuclear ProbeSlow Positron Beam Line
WEI Long, CHEN Hong-min, YU Run-sheng, WANG Bao-yi, ZHANG Tian-bao, YU Wei-zhong, HE Yuan-jin, Wang Tian-min
2000, 17(2): 117-120. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.117
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A novel and compact slow positron beam line——Beijing Slow Positron Beam Line was described. The basic physical concepts of the slow positron beam and its applications were reviewed. Recent experimental results showed the converting effcicency for the total positrons from the radioisotope to slow positrons was 8×10 -5 and the moderation efficiency was 1.7×10 -4 . The future development of Beijing Intense Slow Positron Beam, based on the BEPC LINAC, was also briefly discussed.
Consideration of Optimized Design for Photocathode RF Gun
YANG Xi, ZHAO Kui, HAO Jian-kui, ZHANG Bao-cheng, ZHANG Ling-yi, TANG Yu-xing, ZHANG Yun-chi, CHEN Jia-er
2000, 17(2): 121-126. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.17.02.121
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A 1.3 GHz photocathode RF gun is under study in peking University. The photocathode RF gun, composed of gun cavity, photocathode and Laser system, is expected to deliver a electron beam with a normalized transverse rms emittance of 1π mm·mrad at a charge of 1nC. Its performance has been studied by the space-charge tracking code PARMELA. The influences of the initialized electron beam were also studied. The emittance compensation technique is employed. After optimization of the parameters was...