Understanding The Projectile Breakup Mechanism Using Monte Carlo Simulation Technique
Abstract
A montecarlo modeling simulation has been performed to understand the breakup bellow the barrier and for 7Li+208Pb reaction. A wider detection cone has been found for near target breakup compaired to assomptotic breakup. The exclusive coincidence particle spectrum for alpha and triton has also simulated and found the breakup from difeerent resonant state. The data has also represented.A classical approach has been adopted to understand the reaction meachanism.
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