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Measurement of the Effect of Large Deformation-Aligned Ground-State Spin on Fission Fragment Anisotropies

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Butt, Rachel D
Hinde, David
Dasgupta, Mahananda
Berriman, Annette
Mukherjee, A.
Morton, Clyde
Newton, John

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The effect on fission fragment anisotropies of the alignment of ground-state nuclear spin with the nuclear deformation axis has been investigated for the reactions 31P+ 176Lu and 29Si+ 178Hf, through measurements at a range of energies spanning the fusion barrier. Calculations which reproduce the anisotropies for the 29Si+ 178Hf reaction only reproduce the anisotropies for 31P+ 176Lu when the correlation of the seven units of ground-state spin of 176Lu with the nuclear deformation axis is correctly taken into account.

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Physical Review C: Nuclear Physics

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