Control of multiscale systems with constraints. 2. Fractal nuclear isomers and clusters

S. Adamenko; V. Bolotov; V. Novikov

doi:10.31392/2307-4515/2012-1.4

Автор(и)

S. Adamenko Electrodynamics Laboratory Proton-21, Ukraine
V. Bolotov V. Karazin National University of Kharkov, Ukraine
V. Novikov The Institute of Electrophysics and Radiation Technologies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31392/2307-4515/2012-1.4

Анотація

We consider the influence of the Fermi statistics of nucleons on the binding energy of a new type of nuclear structures such as fractal nuclear clusters (fractal isomers of nuclei). It is shown that the fractal nuclear isomers possess a wide spectrum of binding energies that exceed, in many cases, the values known at the present time. The transition of the nuclear matter in the form of ordinary nuclei (drops of the nuclear fluid) in the state with the fractal structure or in the form of bubble nuclei opens new sources of energy and has huge perspectives. This transition is based on a new state of matter – collective coherently correlated state. It manifests itself, first of all, in the property of nonlocality of nuclear multiparticle processes. We develop a phenomenological theory of the binding energy of nuclear fractal structures and modify the Bethe–Weizs?acker formula for nuclear clusters with the mass number A, charge Z, and fractal dimension Df . The consid-eration of fractal nuclear isomers allows one to interpret the experimental results on a new level of the comprehension of processes of the nuclear dynamics. The possibility to determine the fractal dimension of nuclear systems with the help of the method of nuclear dipole resonance for fractal isomers is discussed. The basic relations for fractal electroneutral struc- tures such as the electron—nucleus plasma of fractal isomers are presented.

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