Equilibrium Compound Nucleus Post-Fission Theory

lt;p>Qing-Biao Shen is a researcher at the China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE). He was born on September 1, 1938, in Gu'an County, Hebei Province. In July 1963, he graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China with a degree in Physics under the tutelage of Mr. Hong-Yuan ZHU. In the same year, Mr. Shen joined the CIAE and from September 1963 to January 1965, he participated in a group led by Min YU and Zu-Qia HUANG working on hydrogen bomb theory.  Since then, Mr. Shen's career has focused on low and medium energy nuclear reaction theory, nuclear many-body theory, and nuclear data theory, some of which he conducted while he was a visiting scholar at the University of Kentucky from 1985 to 1987.

Mr. Shen is the recipient of twelve National or Ministerial Science and Technology Progress Awards, including five inaugural prizes, and he has published over 300 academic papers as either a lead author or co-author.  He is the author of "Nuclear Reaction Theory of Low and Medium Energies" and "Polarization Theory of Nuclear Reactions". In addition, Mr. Shen developed the Skyrme force microscopic optical potential theory, a theory to this day best fitting experimental data.

Ye Tian is a associate researcher at the China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE). She was born on June 16, 1938, in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province. In July 1963, she graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China with a degree in Physics under the tutelage of Ms. Zhen-Xi XIAO. In the same year, Ms. Tian joined the CIAE and engaged in reactor physics firstly. She participated the scientific research and organizational work on China's first fast reactor zero power device to reach the critical experiment in 1970. When the China Nuclear Data Center was established in October 1975, she was an initial member. Then, Ms. Tian's career has focused nuclear reaction theory, nuclear many-body theory, and nuclear data theory, some of which she conducted while she was a visiting scholar at the University of Kentucky from 1986 to 1987, 1989. Later, she participated in accelerator-driven nuclear device ADS large scientific research project.

Chapter 1. Development of Fission Theory.- Chapter 2. Kinematics of Heavy Ion Collisions.- Chapter 3. Heavy Ion Spherical Optical Model.- Chapter 4. Hauser-Feshbach Theory for Heavy Ion Reactions.- Chapter 5. Initial Yield, Kinetic Energy Distribution, and Angular Distribution of Fission Fragments.- Chapter 6. Compound Nucleus   Deexcitation Theory.- Chapter 7. Fission Prompt Neutrons, Prompt   Rays, and Fission Fragment Independent Yield.- Chapter 8. Fission Fragment Cumulative Yield, Decay Heat, and Final Mass Distribution.- Chapter 9. Fission Delayed Neutron Simplification Model.- Chapter 10. Theoretical Method for Calculating the Total Contribution of (n,f),(n,n'f),(n,2nf) Three Fission Channels.- Chapter 11. Main Steps of Numerical Calculations for Post-Fission Nuclear Data and Conclusion.