Survival and compound nucleus probability of super heavy element Z = 117.

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Title: Survival and compound nucleus probability of super heavy element Z = 117.
Authors: Manjunatha, H.1 manjunathhc@rediffmail.com, Sridhar, K.2
Source: European Physical Journal A -- Hadrons & Nuclei. May2017, Vol. 53 Issue 5, p1-11. 11p.
Subjects: Compound nucleus, Heavy-ion atom collisions, Nuclear fusion, Tennessine, Nuclear cross sections
Abstract: As a part of a systematic study for predicting the most suitable projectile-target combinations for heavy-ion fusion experiments in the synthesis of Ts, we have calculated the transmission probability ( $ T_{l}$ ), compound nucleus formation probabilities ( $ P_{CN}$ ) and survival probability ( $ P_{sur}$ ) of possible projectile-target combinations. We have also studied the fusion cross section, survival cross section and fission cross sections for different projectile-target combination of Ts. These theoretical parameters are required before the synthesis of the super heavy element. The calculated probabilities and cross sections show that the production of isotopes of the super heavy element with Z = 117 is strongly dependent on the reaction systems. The most probable reactions to synthetize the super heavy nuclei Ts are worked out and listed explicitly. We have also studied the variation of $ P_{CN}$ and $ P_{sur}$ with the mass number of projectile and target nuclei. This work is useful in the synthesis of the super heavy element Z = 117. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: As a part of a systematic study for predicting the most suitable projectile-target combinations for heavy-ion fusion experiments in the synthesis of Ts, we have calculated the transmission probability ( $ T_{l}$ ), compound nucleus formation probabilities ( $ P_{CN}$ ) and survival probability ( $ P_{sur}$ ) of possible projectile-target combinations. We have also studied the fusion cross section, survival cross section and fission cross sections for different projectile-target combination of Ts. These theoretical parameters are required before the synthesis of the super heavy element. The calculated probabilities and cross sections show that the production of isotopes of the super heavy element with Z = 117 is strongly dependent on the reaction systems. The most probable reactions to synthetize the super heavy nuclei Ts are worked out and listed explicitly. We have also studied the variation of $ P_{CN}$ and $ P_{sur}$ with the mass number of projectile and target nuclei. This work is useful in the synthesis of the super heavy element Z = 117. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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