STUDYING NUCLEAR FISSION RATE FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF BROWNIAN MOTION

Wu Xi-zhen; Zhuo Yi-zhong

Chinese Physics C> 1980, Vol. 4> Issue(1) : 113-120

STUDYING NUCLEAR FISSION RATE FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF BROWNIAN MOTION

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The problem of the nuclear fission rate is studied from the point of view of Brownian motion. The Fokker-Plank equation is solved by means of the rate ei-genvalue method. The viscosity tensors, the inertia coefficients and the temperature are functions of nuclear deformation. Their effects on the fission rate are also stu-died.

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Wu Xi-zhen and Zhuo Yi-zhong. STUDYING NUCLEAR FISSION RATE FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF BROWNIAN MOTION[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1980, 4(1): 113-120.

Wu Xi-zhen and Zhuo Yi-zhong. STUDYING NUCLEAR FISSION RATE FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF BROWNIAN MOTION[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1980, 4(1): 113-120. shu

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STUDYING NUCLEAR FISSION RATE FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF BROWNIAN MOTION

Wu Xi-zhen
Zhuo Yi-zhong

Received Date: 1978-05-29
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1980-02-05

Abstract: The problem of the nuclear fission rate is studied from the point of view of Brownian motion. The Fokker-Plank equation is solved by means of the rate ei-genvalue method. The viscosity tensors, the inertia coefficients and the temperature are functions of nuclear deformation. Their effects on the fission rate are also stu-died.