Calculation of Generalized Level Densities for Nuclei in Mass Region 20 < A < 50

H. Babacan; O. Kayacan

doi:10.3390/mca15020230

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1 August 2010

Calculation of Generalized Level Densities for Nuclei in Mass Region 20 < A < 50

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Department of Physics Celal Bayar University, 45140 Muradiye, Manisa,Turkey

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Math. Comput. Appl.2010, 15(2), 230-239;https://doi.org/10.3390/mca15020230

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Abstract

In this study, a relation between generalized level density and standard level density is derived. Using this relation and Bethe formula of Fermi gas model for standart level density we obtained a generalized nuclear level density formula for nucleus. Generalized level densities were calculated for some nuclei in mass region between 20 and 50 for different q values close to 1. Our results explain experimental data better than those of Gilbert-Cameron (GC) and Rohr, which are two of the leading compilations in evaluating nuclear level density.

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Level Density; Nonextensive Statistical Mechanics; Fermi Gas Model

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