Thermodynamic Properties of Fe
arXiv:0808.3342 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.78.054321
Abstract
Nuclear level densities for Fe have been extracted from the primary -ray spectra using (He,He) and (He,) reactions. Nuclear thermodynamic properties for Fe and Fe are investigated using the experimental level densities. These properties include entropy, Helmholtz free energy, caloric curves, chemical potential, and heat capacity. In particular, the breaking of Cooper pairs and single-quasiparticle entropy are discussed and shown to be important concepts for describing nuclear level density. Microscopic model calculations are performed for level densities of Fe. The experimental and calculated level densities are compared. The average number of broken Cooper pairs and the parity distribution are extracted as a function of excitation energy for Fe from the model calculations.
24 pages, 11 figures
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