[1N01-03] Fission Theory

[1N02] Nuclear fission of super heavy nuclei using four-dimensional Langevin model

*Chikako Tsubakihara Ishizuka¹, Xuan Zhang¹, Fedir Ivanyuk², Mark Usang³, Satoshi Chiba¹ (1. Tokyo Tech, 2. Kiev Institute for Nuclear Research, 3. Malaysian Nuclear Agency)

Keywords:Nuclear fission, Super heavy nuclei, Nuclear data

Nuclear fission of superheavy nuclei has been expected to provide important information on the survey for the island of stability where unknown super-heavy element can stably exist, and to play an essential role in nucleosynthesis of heavy elements such as gold and uranium. However, the experimental information on the nuclear fission of superheavy nuclei is very limited. Especially, it is very difficult to study nuclear fission of neutron-rich superheavy nuclei experimentally, though quantitative study on that is necessary for a detailed evaluation of the r-process which is known as the origin of uranium. In this presentation, we will report our recent results on nuclear fission of superheavy nuclei using the four-dimensional Langevin model.