Spallation by photons, is it possible?

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Naïma Amrani

Maybe this paper can be benefic

https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1701/1701.02448.pdf

Robert Junior Daw

No! the wave function would collapse

Mourad Dougdag

If I understand your answers Mm Naïma Amrani and Mr Preston Guynn it is Photofission phenomenon.

However, what mean the wave function would collapse Mr Robert Junior Daw ?

Juan Weisz

sure you take a heavy nucleous with excess neutrons, shoot photons at it, this makes it exite and get more unstable, so it lets go some neutrons. Makes sense.

thank you Naïma Amrani for your response.