activity
19962009
most citedLight-particle emission from the fissioning nuclei 126Ba, 188Pt and (266,272,278)/110: theoretical predictions and experimental results

76 citations · 227 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

nucl-th2009★ 23 cited

Microscopic Transport Theory of Nuclear Processes

K. Dietrich, J. -J. Niez, J. -F. Berger

We formulate a microscopic theory of the decay of a compound nucleus through fission which generalizes earlier microscopic approaches of fission dynamics performed in the framework…

cond-mat.mes-hall2003

On electronic shells surrounding charged insulated metallic clusters

K. Dietrich, M. Garny, K. Pomorski

We determine the wavefunctions of electrons bound to a positively charged mesoscopic metallic cluster covered by an insulating surface layer. The radius of the metal core and the t…

nucl-th2000★ 76 cited

Light-particle emission from the fissioning nuclei 126Ba, 188Pt and (266,272,278)/110: theoretical predictions and experimental results

K. Pomorski, B. Nerlo-Pomorska, A. Surowiec +9

We present a comparison of our model treating fission dynamics in conjunction with light-particle (n, p, alpha) evaporation with the available experimental data for the nuclei 126B…

cond-mat1997★ 2 cited

On Charged Mesoscopic Metallic Bubbles

Krzysztof Pomorski, Klaus Dietrich

We investigate the existence of stable charged metallic bubbles using the shell correction method. We find that for a given mesoscopic system of n atoms of a given metal and q less…

nucl-th1997

Decay of hot, rotating, compound nuclei

K. Pomorski, K. Dietrich, W. Przystupa +2

The fusion process and the competition between fission and n, p and alpha-particle emission is studied. The calculations are performed for nuclei at excitation energies from 80 MeV…

nucl-th1997★ 18 cited

On the Shell Structure of Nuclear Bubbles

Klaus Dietrich, Krzysztof Pomorski

We investigate the shell structure of spherical nuclear bubbles in simple phenomenological shell model potentials. The shell correction energies for doubly magic bubbles may be as…