CALCULATION OF THE NUCLEAR FISSION RATE BY SOLVING F-P EQUATION NUMERICALLY

WU XI-ZHEN; ZHUO YI-ZHONG; CHANG XI-ZHEN; YANG YING-HUI; MA ZHONG-YU; FENG REN-FA

Chinese Physics C> 1983, Vol. 7> Issue(6) : 716-723

CALCULATION OF THE NUCLEAR FISSION RATE BY SOLVING F-P EQUATION NUMERICALLY

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In this paper, the two dimensional Fokker-Planck Equation is exactly solved by means of the numerical method. The velocity distribution at the saddle point, the second moments of the coordinate and velocity, the time development of the nuclear fission rate are studied. The maximum of the fission rate at a certain viscosity is exhibited by studying the dependence of the fission rate on the nuclear viscosity.

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WU XI-ZHEN, ZHUO YI-ZHONG, CHANG XI-ZHEN, YANG YING-HUI, MA ZHONG-YU and FENG REN-FA. CALCULATION OF THE NUCLEAR FISSION RATE BY SOLVING F-P EQUATION NUMERICALLY[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1983, 7(6): 716-723.

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CALCULATION OF THE NUCLEAR FISSION RATE BY SOLVING F-P EQUATION NUMERICALLY

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Available Online: 1983-12-05

Abstract: In this paper, the two dimensional Fokker-Planck Equation is exactly solved by means of the numerical method. The velocity distribution at the saddle point, the second moments of the coordinate and velocity, the time development of the nuclear fission rate are studied. The maximum of the fission rate at a certain viscosity is exhibited by studying the dependence of the fission rate on the nuclear viscosity.