10th Nuclear Physics Workshop 2003 10th Nuclear Physics Workshop 2003  
 
 
UMCS
 
IReS
 
ULP
   
  Michal Kowal

UMCS, Lublin

Stability of heaviest atomic nulei in new macroscopic energy model

Theoretical investigations of the stability of the superheavy nuclei is presented. Spontaneous fission half-lives ($T_{sf}$) are calculated in the macroscopic-microscopic approach based on the deformed Woods-Saxon potential. For the macroscopic part a very recently developed Lublin-Strasbourg drop model ($LSD$) is used. In order to minimize the action integral in the large deformation space multi-dimensional dynamical-programing method ($MDP$) is applied. The $\alpha$-dacay half life ($T_{\alpha}$) was calculated by the semi phenomenological Viola and Seaborg relationship with the more recent adjusted parameters.

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  Autor: M. Warda
Last modificated: 2003-09-22
 

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