Gvr. Prasad et al., FISSION FRAGMENT ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTIONS AT NEAR-BARRIER ENERGIES IN B-11, C-12, N-14-209(BI), Physical review. C. Nuclear physics, 57(2), 1998, pp. 971-974
Fission fragment angular distributions and fission excitation function
s have been measured for B-11, C-12, and N-14+Bi-209 systems at near-b
arrier energies. The measured fission fragment anisotropies are in agr
eement with the predictions of the standard saddle point statistical m
odel. For these systems, there is no evidence for any ''anomalous'' be
havior of the anisotropies as a function of both energy and entrance c
hannel mass asymmetry. The present results combined with the data avai
lable for O-16, F-19+Pb-208, and O-16+Bi-209 systems and for deformed
actinide targets systems are consistent with the conjecture that targe
t deformation plays a strong role in the observed anomalous anisotropi
es in actinide target.