There are various widely used Hauser-Feshbach model codes, including NON-SMOKER by T. Rauscher et al.. For instance, through this link (https://nucastro.org/codes.html) you can access to NON-SMOKER.

Thank you for your advice, Dr. Alexis Diaz-Torres. The NON-SMOKER code does not seem to allow for calculation with A>4 projectile but I will contact Prof. Thomas Rauscher for more detail. Any other advice for other HF codes is also welcome.

I am also very interested in your works with the fusion of 12C-12C and looking forward to see more application of the TD wave-packet technique.

Thanks! This paper (https://journals.aps.org/prc/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevC.90.034619) may be useful to you. TALYS is another well-known code for Hauser-Feshbach model calculations. Kind regards!

dear Drs;

I have a question; i look for a code or procedure to calculate the cross sections of heavy ion interactions such as c12(c12,x) reaction. can you help me?

Thanks

Dear Hamid Azizakram

For above the Coulomb Barrier you can use the PACE-4 it will give you the total and individual residual cross section . Also you can yous cascade code for Cross-section.

http://lise.nscl.msu.edu/pace4.html

"Empire-3.2.3 Malta" could be a better choice other than what pankaj K. Giri suggested. It will give you all the cross section data whatever you need. Its a very versatile code.

Siddharth Parashari Can this code be used to measure the cross-section of residues using the heavy-ion like 12C, 16O and more high Z projectiles.

Mohammad Shuaib , yes EMPIRE works also for HI induced reactions. In that code you can select with which model you wants to perform the calculations. You can download the code for Linux from IAEA website or you can write them for a window based code they will provide you the CD.

If you want to test Empire quickly, there is a link for a portable Windows version on IAEA website for version 3.2.2.

https://www-nds.iaea.org/index-meeting-crp/EmpireWorkshop2013/downloadEmpire322win.htm

Nguyen Tri Toan Phuc You can use TALYS1.9(latest version) for alpha induced reactions and EMPIRE3.2(as other people also suggested this) , both the code adopt Hauser-Feshbach formalism for compound nucleus cross-section.For heavy ion induced reaction you can go with PACE-4 and EMPIRE3.2. All these codes are freely available.

Thank you very much Nguyen Tri Toan Phuc.

I Want to install EMPIRE in my computer. I requested to NEA data bank,

I got following reply;

"As India is not member of the NEA Data Bank, we suggest you visit https://www-nds.iaea.org/empire/index.html"

I have downloaded from "https://www-nds.iaea.org/cdroms/#EMPIRE-3.2.3"

But this folder is not having .exe file

Help me how to download EMPIRE code

H.C. Manjunatha https://www-nds.iaea.org/index-meeting-crp/EmpireWorkshop2013/downloadEmpire322win.htm

There is no .exe file. How to install it

H.C. Manjunatha please unzip it and read the readme.txt file.

Thank you

How to create input file

I am not able create. INP file

Help me to download Talys code for nuclear reaction

Now I am using empire code. It works very slow at high energies. Any solution for this?

H.C. Manjunatha You can increase the dimension NDLW for partial waves in the source file dimension.h and recompile it. Make it NDLW=150-200 which hopefully is enough for HI reactions. Hope this will help you.

Tq,

Is there any possibility of using Talys code for heavy ion fusion.

If so, how to give projectile in input

H.C. Manjunatha As per my knowledge TALYS is only for light ion induced reactions such as neutrons, photons, protons, deuterons, tritons, 3He- and alpha-particles.

what is the difference between NUBASE2016 and AME2010, Which is said to be more accurate