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Effect of parent and daughter deformation on half-life time in exotic decay

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Taking Coulomb and proximity potential as interacting barrier for post-scission region we calculated half-life time for different modes of exotic decay treating parent and fragments as spheres and these values are compared with experimental data. We studied the effect of deformation of parent and daughter on half-life time treating emitted cluster as spherical. When deformations are included half-life time values are found to decrease, though slightly. It is found that parent deformation alone will not produce appreciable change in half-life time since it affects relatively small pre-scission part of the barrier.

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  1. Department of Physics, Payyanur College, 670 327, Payyanur, India

    K P Santhosh

  2. Department of Physics, Calicut University, 673 635, Calicut, India

    Antony Joseph

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Santhosh, K.P., Joseph, A. Effect of parent and daughter deformation on half-life time in exotic decay. Pramana - J Phys 59, 679–684 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12043-002-0078-4

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