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2006 Vol. 23, No. 1

Nuclear Physics
Subthreshold K±,η and Ф Meson Productions in pA Collisions
GUO Hua, LI Xi-guo, LIU Yu-xin
2006, 23(1): 1-5. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.001
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K^±,η and Ф meson productions at subthreshold energies in pA collisions are briefly reviewed. These subthreshold meson productions can also be carried out at CSR in Lanzhou. Especially, experiments on Ф meson production near subthreshold energy in pA collisions should be performed in the future.
Non-perturbative QCD and Nuclear Shadowing Effect on K-factor
ZHI Hai-su, HOU Zhao-yu
2006, 23(1): 6-9. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.006
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Considering quark condensate contributions from the QCD vacuum, the non-perturbative effect on the K-factor is investigated for the C-C collision Drell-Yan process with and without nuclear shadowing respectively, at the center-of-mass energy √s= 630 and 200 GeV. Comparison of the results indicates that both the non-perturbative effect and the nuclear shadowing effect pose a weak influence on the K-factor.
Dimension of Identical Particles and Sum Rules for Angular Momentum Couplings
ZHAO Yu-min
2006, 23(1): 10-12. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.010
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In this paper I would like to discuss the strategy in obtaining analytical formulas of number of spin I states of identical particles, and the relationship between dimension and sum rules for angular momentum couplings such as six-j and nine-j symbols. I shall also discuss the J-pairing interaction, number of states with spin I and isospin T, i. e. , number of states for nucleons in a single-j shell.
Identification of New Low-lying Excited States in 176,178Os
WANG Hua-lei, ZHANG Yu-hu, ZHOU Xiao-hong, GUO Ying-xiang, LEI Xiang-guo, XU Shu-wei, XIE Yuan xiang, ZHENG Yong, LIU Min-liang, XING Ye-bing, XIE Cheng-ying, SONG Li-tao, GUO Wen-tao, T. Hayakawa, M. Oshima, Y. Toh, J. Katakura, Y. Hatssukawa, M. Matsuda, N.Shinohara, T. Ishii, H. Kusakari, M. Sugawara, T. Komatsubara
2006, 23(1): 13-17. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.013
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The γ rays following the β^+/EC decay of ^176. 178Ir nuclei have been investigated using in-beam γ- ray experiment. A total of 4 new levels, 13 new γ transitions of ^176Os and 5 new levels, 14 new γ transitions of ^178Os were identified. In addition, with the aid of a helium-jet recoil fast tape transport system, the β^+/EC decay of ^176Ir was further studied, the above new γ rays were proved and an isomer was proposed in ^176Ir. By the semiempirical calculations of two-quasiparticle intrinsic states of odd-odd nuclei, the configurations of ground states and isomeric states were also proposed for ^176, 178Ir
Accelerator
Measurement of Long-lived Nuclides with AMS and its Applications at CIAE
DONG Ke-jun, HE Ming, WU Shao-yong, GUAN Yong-jing, QIU Jiu-zi, YUAN Jian, JIANG Shan
2006, 23(1): 18-22. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.018
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The Accelerator Mass Spectrometry facility at the China Institute of Atomic Energy was established in 1989. The measurement methods for interesting nuclides such as ^36Cl, ^10Be, ^129I, ^26Al, ^79Se and ^41Ca etc. have been established and studies on their applications have been carried out. The facility and some interesting applications are briefly introduced.
Cross Discipline
Interactions of Heavy Ions with Biomolecules:A dynamical microscopic approach
ZHANG Feng-shou
2006, 23(1): 23-34. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.023
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The status of studying biology system therapy with X-rays, γ-rays, neutron, proton, and heavy ions is reviewed. The depth dose profile, called Bragg profile, makes heavy ion an ideal tool for radiotherapy. The physical process of therapy with heavy ions is analyzed and a 3-step interaction processes of heavy ions with biomolecules is proposed, that is, nuclear fragmentation in nuclear interaction, electron excitation in Coulomb interaction, and the biomolecules relaxation in surroundings, finally leads to a new structure of biomolecule. Since this physical process is the base of the following chemical process and biological process, a dynamical microscopic approach is strongly demanded to be built.
Etched Energetic Heavy Ion Track Nanochannel Technology and Its Application
ZHANG Wei-ming, WANG Yu gang, XUE Jian-ming
2006, 23(1): 35-39. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.035
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Nanochannel technology is a new method of sequencing nucleic acid directly, originated at the end of the tast century. The essestial principle is to translate the current signal into the nucleic acid sequence information by a patch clamp equipment as it passes through the nanochannel. This method is cheaper, simpler and faster than any other existing method. Futhermore, it can be applied in molecular griddle, SNPs, biological membrane ion channel simulation, and Other important biochemical areas. Up to now, etched energetic heavy ion track nanochannel is the most potential nanochannel to accelerate its application. This paper deals chiefly with its preparation, research progress and application prospect in biology.
Oxygen Effect in 12C6+ Irradiation of BGC823 Cells
JING Xi-gang, LI Wen-jian, YANG Jian-she, GUO Chuan-ling, CHU Wei, JIN Xiao-dong, WANG Ju-fang, ZHOU Li-bin
2006, 23(1): 40-42. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.040
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Gastric tumour BGC823 cells cultured in natural and rich oxygenic(95 %O2+5% CO2 )environment are irradiated with energy of 20 MeV/u ^12C^6+ ions at HIRFL. Average OER≈1 is deduced from survival curves for cells in natural and rich oxygenic environment. This relatively low OER value indicates that medium energy carbon ions are suitable for the cancerous therapy.
Initial Damage of G2-chromosome in Hepatoma Cells Induced by γ-rays
WANG Zhuan-zi, LI Wen-jian, YANG Jian-she, ZHOU Li-bin, WEI Wei, MAO Shu-hong
2006, 23(1): 43-45. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.043
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A chemically induced premature chromosome condensation technique with Calyculin-A has been employed to estimate the initial chromosome damage in HepG2 condensed in G2 phase and the percentage of aberrant cells after exposure to γ-rays. The results show that the dose-response for iso-chromatid breaks is linear-quadratic manner, while chromatid-type breaks and total chromatid breaks show a positive linear dose-response. The percent tages of all kinds of aberrant cells are increasing linearly with increasing doses. G2 chromatid-type breaks and the percentage of G2 chromatid-type aberrant cells are predominate in G2 total chromatid breaks induced b y γ-rays.
Statistic Analysis of Deposited Energy in Single Event Upset Induced by Neutrons
LI Hua
2006, 23(1): 46-50. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.046
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The process of the single event upset induced by 14 MeV neutrons in SRAM silicon chip is simulated by using a Monte Carlo method. The deposited energies in sensitive volumes in the chip, which is an important factor in the single event upset, are statistically analysed. The statistic information about the deposited energies is provided for understanding the detailed random process of the single event upset.
Study on Nuclear Material and Moisture Detection Technology with NMR Method
FU Guang-zhi, HE Bin, MA Wen-yan, WANG Dong
2006, 23(1): 51-54. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.051
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Nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR) technology play an import role in improving nuclear material stockpile circumstances and long-term security management of nuclear waste materials. Based on analyzing the circumstance factor that influence the qualitative change of the nuclear material of uranium and plutonium during their stockpile, nuclear materials detection technology with NMR method was discussed, and at the same time, moisture measurement and the water molecule moving rule in nuclear materials during their stockpile were also studied with the same method in this paper.
Nanowire Preparation in Ion-track Templates
YAO Hui-jun, LIU Jie, HOU Ming-dong, SUN You-mei, DUAN Jing-lai, MO Dan
2006, 23(1): 55-58. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.055
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The polymer foils irradiated by heavy ions can be used as temptates to prepai nanowires and some inorganic salt nanowires. It is called "ion-track template method". Compared to other templates, such as AAO template and porous silicon, etched ion-track template is more convenient and flexible. The density of the pores can be easily controlled by changing the ion fluences and the diameter of the pores can be altered through changing the etching condition. The pores of the etched ion-track template are well aligned. We present some examples of preparing metallic nanowires and inorganic salt wires by electrochemical deposition and by supersaturation solution method, respectively. We also introduce some applications of nanowires prepared with ion-track template method.
Backscattered Light from Interaction of 527 nm Laser with Au and Al Disk Targets
WANG Chuan-ke, LIU Shen-ye, WANG Zhe-bin, JIANG Gang, KUANG Long-yu, LI Wen-hong, JIANG Xiao-hua, LIU Yong-gang, TANG Xiao-qing
2006, 23(1): 59-61. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.059
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Au and Al disk target were irradiated with -1 ns, 40-110 J, 527 nm laser at Xingguang-Ⅱ facility. The backscattered lights by laser-produced plasma were studied experimentally. The results are in troduced in this paper. Backscattered light energy is 7.8% of laser energy when laser is focused on Au disk target; when laser beam is smoothed, it is 6.2%. The comparison shows that laser smoothing can restrain backscattered light efficiency. The experimental results :also show that there is a linear relation between backscattered light energy and the laser energy.
Application of Monte Carlo Simulations in Measurement of Atomic Inner-shell Ionization Cross-sections by Low-energy Electron Impact
WU Ying, AN Zhu
2006, 23(1): 62-65. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.062
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The sensitivity of the correction factor, which describes the combined effect of finite film thickness and the thick substrate in the measurement of atomic inner-shell ionization cross-sections by low-energy electron impact, to the adopted ionization cross-sections in the Monte Carlo simulation is discussed. Moreover, the electron escape ratio from the Faraday cup in our experiment is also obtained by Monte Carlo method.
A Parallel Plate Avalanche Counter for Isotope Separator On-line Moessbauer Spectroscopy
HUANG Yan-jun, LIN Jun, XIA Yuan-fu
2006, 23(1): 66-69. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.066
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A Parallel Plate Avalanche Counter (PPAC) with weighted about 40 g was developed for isotope separator on-line Moessbauer Spectroscopy. It detects the internal conversion electrons emitted from the resonance Moessbauer nuclide. The signal-to-noise ratio of the spectra reaches 11 for 85% enriched ^119SnO2 cathode and absorber. It is an effective detector for on-line Moessbauer experiments. The perform ance of the counter was discussed in detail.
Development of Neutron Detecting Latent Explosive
JIN Da-zhi, TAN Xiao-hua, DAI Jing-yi, YANG Zhong-hai
2006, 23(1): 70-72. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.070
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In this paper, several methods and basic principles of neutron detecting latent explosive are introduced and analyzed in details. The progresses in this field are reviewed and further development direction is also prospected.
Study of Radiation Technology Application in Environmental Protection
WANG Yan-li, ZHANG Xiao-an, XIAO Guo-qing
2006, 23(1): 73-77. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.073
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The important progresses of studies on water loss and soil erosion using stable carbon, nitrogen isotopes and ^7Be, ^137Cs as tracers is introduced. The mechanisms and applications of the electron beam and y rays irradiation in industrial effluent disposal and tail gas treatment are discussed, which indicates the importances of the irradiation technology in environment protection.
Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Data
Nuclear Data for Production of Therapeutic Radionuclides
WANG Shu-nuan, LI Chun-sheng
2006, 23(1): 78-83. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.078
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The nuclear data measurements and preliminary evaluation as well as alculation for established and emerging 26 radionuclides produced in 55 ways by using reactor or accelerator or decay are briefly introduced in order to keep the safety and validity in medical therapeutic applications. The 11 established radionuclides are ^32P,^89Sr,^90Y,^103Pd,^125I,^131I,^137Cs,^153Sm,^186Re,^188Re,^192Ir and the 15 emerging radionuclides are 64Cu,^67Cu,^67Ga,^86Y,^105Rh,^111In,^114mIn,^124I,^149Pm,^166Ho,^169Yb,^177Lu,^211At,^213Bi,^225Ac.
Balance Calculations of Energies and Intensities from β- Decays
ZHOU Chun-mei, WU Zhen-dong
2006, 23(1): 84-88. doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.23.01.084
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The calculation formulas of energy balance and intensity balance from β^- decays are presented here. The example of ^95Nb β^- decay is shown to illustrate its practical application.