G Shanmugam
Articles written in Pramana – Journal of Physics
Volume 19 Issue 4 October 1982 pp 413-420
Force field calculation for inplane vibrations of ethylene using
A Jothi G Shanmugam A Annamalai Surjit Singh
Volume 53 Issue 3 September 1999 pp 443-446 Nuclear Structure And Dynamics
Distinction between pre-formed cluster emission and heavy ion decay by fission
G Shanmugam G M Carmel Vigila Bai
For studying cluster radioactivity in the actinide region as well as trans-tin region two types of models are used: the pre-cluster formation model and the unified fission model. In the case of the actinide region, the cluster-like shapes are preferred for very high asymmetry while fissioning shapes are more suitable for less asymmetry and symmetry (the line of demarcation being around
Volume 53 Issue 3 September 1999 pp 457-461 Nuclear Structure And Dynamics
Rotational co-existence in selenium isotopes
G Shanmugam V Ramasubramanian P Arumugam
High spin states of 72,73,74Se nuclei are discussed using calculations from the cranked Nilsson Strutinsky method with tuning to fixed spins. The low spin anomaly in the yrast bands of these nuclei is interpreted in a rotational co-existence picture. High
Volume 53 Issue 3 September 1999 pp 635-635 Nuclei Act Extreme Conditions
Cubic potential models for cluster radioactivity
Cluster radioactivity is a process by which nuclei equal and heavier than the
To study the phenomenon of cluster radioactivity there are various theoretical models in vogue. The existing models generally fall under two categories: the unified fission model (UFM) and the preformed cluster model (PCM). The physics of the UFM and the PCM are completely different. The UFM considers cluster radioactivity simply as a barrier penetration phenomenon in between the fission and the
We have developed three fission models during the last decade using the cubic potential for the pre-scission region. The use of these models in the study of cluster radioactivity in both the actinide and barium regions will be discussed in this talk in comparison with the other existing theories.
Volume 57 Issue 1 July 2001 pp 223-227 Contributed Papers, Others
Inclusion of temperature dependent shell corrections in Landau theory for hot rotating nuclei
Landau theory used for studying hot rotating nuclei usually uses zero temperature Strutinsky smoothed total energy for the temperature dependent shell corrections. This is replaced in this work by the temperature dependent Strutinsky smoothed free energy. Our results show that this replacement has only marginal effect for temperatures greater than 1 MeV but plays significant role at lower temperatures.
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