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Kinetic energy distribution for photofission of light actinides

The scission point model has been used to calculate the total kinetic energy (TKE) as a function of fission fragments for photofission reactions. By comparing the calculated TKE values with the available experimental data, the deformation parameters of the fission fragments are obtained in the scission point model. The results show that the deformation parameters of the fission fragments have a large change near the symmetrical region. TKE distribution has been investigated for neutron-induced fission, spontaneous fission, and photofission to predict actinide TKE distribution. This indicates that the TKE distribution depends on the mass and atomic number of compound nuclei and, of course, the excitation energy. The odd-even effect plays an important role in predicting TKE distribution behavior. Also, TKE distribution has a similar trend for all isotopes and the TKE distribution of spontaneous fission is significantly different from the TKE distribution of photofission. At last, the total kinetic energy distributions for the photofission fragments of light actinides are evaluated in the scission point model.