Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Theory
Scientific paper
1998-12-07
Phys.Rev.C59:285-294,1999
Physics
Nuclear Physics
Nuclear Theory
23 pages, 11 figs
Scientific paper
10.1103/PhysRevC.59.285
We study fragmentation of small atomistic clusters via molecular dynamics. We calculate the time scales related to fragment formation and emission. We also show that some degree of thermalization is achieved during the expansion process, which allows the determination of a local temperature. In this way we can calculate the break-up temperature as a function of excitation energy, i.e. the fragmentation caloric curve. Fragmentation appears as a rather constant temperature region of the caloric curve. Furthermore, we show that different definitions of temperature, related to different degrees of freedom, yield very similar values.
Dorso Claudio O.
Strachan Alejandro
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