2020 Fall Meeting

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Oral presentation

II. Radiation, Accelerator, Beam and Medical Technologies » 201-1 Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Data Measurement/Evaluation/Validation, Nuclear Reaction Technology

[1N01-03] Fission Theory

Wed. Sep 16, 2020 10:00 AM - 10:55 AM Room N (Zoom room 14)

Chair:Futoshi Minato(JAEA)

10:00 AM - 10:15 AM

[1N01] Excitation energy dependence of the 236U, 240Pu fission fragment TKE in the four-dimensional Langevin model.

*Kazuya Shimada1, Xuan Zhang1, Chikako Ishizuka1, Satoshi Chiba1 (1. Tokyo Tech)

Keywords:Nuclear data, Langevin equations, Nuclear physics, Nuclear fission, Kinetic Energy

It is important to deepen the understanding of reaction processes in uranium and plutonium fission since it leads to knowledge on reactors and waste management. 3-dimensional Langevin equations have been used to gain insight into kinetic energy during fission. However, there is not suitable for fission calculation at low energy. Therefore, the 4-dimensional Langevin equation was developed. In this study, excitation energies dependence of the TKE (Total Kinetic Energy) of 236U and 240Pu fission fragments was calculated by the 4-dimensional Langevin equation. As a result, it was possible to obtain a tendency that the kinetic energy decreased with the increase of excitation energy, and the state of division could be reproduced well.