Abstract
| Dissipation of nuclear many-body systems is studied by means of TDDFT+ Langevin
model. Much attention is paid to the energy dependence of the friction
coefficient, identifying the thermodynamic property of nuclear medium for given
nucleon numbers, neutron-richness, and energies. In this article, following the
preceding work showing a systematics on Z = 92 to 100 nuclei, macroscopic
friction coefficients for Z = 50 nuclei are derived from a microscopic
framework. The comparison between Z = 92 and Z = 50 cases clarifies the
similarity and the difference of fissions between heavy and medium mass nuclei.
It is not only the completion of a systematic theoretical database, but also
pinning down the dissipative features of the r-process nuclei. In addition , the
knowledge about the obtained fission probability and fission fragment yields is
expected to be useful for both nuclear synthesis and nuclear engineering . |