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The exciton number dependence of the residual two-body matrix element has been determined using published particle-hole pair creation rates obtained from semi-phenomenological calculations. The previous energy dependence of the mean squared matrix element has been replaced by a dependence on the average excitation energy per degree of freedom,E/n. ForE/n less than 7 MeV or greater than 15 MeV, the form of the energy dependence has been slightly modified. These changes result in a factor of three reduction in the predicted Griffin model composite nucleus equilibration times but in only minor changes in the calculated energy spectra for emitted particles.
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The author is extremely grateful for the hospitality of the Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory. The credit for any progress which has been made goes to the Lord. The author accepts full responsibility for any errors.
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Kalbach, C. Exciton number dependence of the Griffin model two-body matrix element. Z Physik A 287, 319–322 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01481712
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