Dynamical deformation effects in subbarrier fusion of ${}^{64}$Ni+${}^{132}$Sn

Abstract

We show that dynamical deformation effects play an important role in fusion reactions involving the ${}^{64}$Ni nucleus, in particular the ${}^{64}$Ni+${}^{132}$Sn system. We calculate fully microscopic interaction potentials and the corresponding subbarrier fusion cross sections.

3 pages, 2 figures

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• 3-D unrestricted TDHF fusion calculations using the full Skyrme interaction
• Heavy-ion interaction potential deduced from density-constrained TDHF calculation
• TDHF fusion calculations for spherical+deformed systems

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