M Satpathy
Articles written in Pramana – Journal of Physics
Volume 10 Issue 6 June 1978 pp 589-596 Nuclear And Particle Physics
An angular momentum expansion of energy and structure of high spin states
M Satpathy R Sahu A Ansari L Satpathy
A new angular momentum expansion of level energies of ground-state band of even-even nuclei has been obtained which is found to converge rapidly even for the most back-bending nuclei. Attempts have been made to interpret the parameters and calculate them microscopically. It is found that nuclear structure in the forward bending region is quite different compared to that in the back-bending region.
Volume 24 Issue 5 May 1985 pp 727-736 Nuclear Physics
On the peripheral nature of the target fragmentation phenomena
The mechanism of target fragmentation phenomena is explored in a statistical model. It is shown that peripheral interaction arising out of large impact parameter can describe the mass yield distribution of the products from the fragmentation of63Cu by the bombardment of
Volume 53 Issue 3 September 1999 pp 563-566 Nuclear Reactions At Near And Sub-Barrier Energies
Fission fragment angular distributions in 16O+181Ta
Bivash R Behera Subinit Roy P Basu M K Sharan S Jena M Satpathy SK Datta L Satpathy ML Chatterjee
Time of flight and energy of fission fragments were measured using pulsed beam. Fission fragment mass and energy integrated angular distributions were extracted. Fission fragment anisotropy was explained in the framework of saddle point model.
Volume 57 Issue 1 July 2001 pp 199-202 Contributed Papers, Nuclear Reactions
Measurement of fission anisotropy for 16O+181Ta
Bivash R Behera Subinit Roy P Basu M K Sharan S Jena M Satpathy M L Chatter Jee S K Datta
Anisotropies in fission fragment angular distributions measured for the system 16O + 181Ta over a range of bombarding energies from 83 MeV to 120 MeV have been analysed. It is shown that statistical transition state model (TSM) with pre-scission neutron correction described adequately the measured anisotropy data. Strong friction parameter is found to be necessary to estimate the pre-saddle to pre-scission neutron ratio.
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