2. In the 1-D problem shown below, a 5-MeV alpha particle is approaching a square potential barrier. a particle 10 MeV Calculate the transmission probability for the barrier widths of 1 fm and 5 fm, respectively.
2. In the 1-D problem shown below, a 5-MeV alpha particle is approaching a square potential barrier. a particle 10 MeV Calculate the transmission probability for the barrier widths of 1 fm and 5 fm, respectively.
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Transcribed Image Text:2. In the 1-D problem shown below, a 5-Me V alpha particle is approaching a square
potential barrier.
a particle
10 MeV
Calculate the transmission probability for the barrier widths of 1 fm and 5 fm,
respectively.
11
of dim
Transcribed Image Text:(2)
T=
E (Vo- E)
whare fe, = Nz m(Vo-E)
Nzmc? (IOMev- š MeV)
N2(4) (931.5 Mev) (5 Mev)
197.329 Mev. fum
= 0,978 fm
(0.978) (1) fo.918) (1)
e
• For a=1 fm
-e
Sinh (hesa)
2
= l,259
て=
= 0.386
(lo Mev)2
(5 Mev) (10-5)MeV.
For a = 5 fum ,
(0.978) (5)
-(0.774) (5)
Siuh (fez a) =
* 66.47
%3D
2
= 0, 000226
I+ (66.47)²
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