Dynamical aspects of fragmentation
M. J. Ison, C. O. Dorso
Abstract
In this short communication we address the problem of reducibility in a highly excited Lennard-Jones system. We show that the probability of emitting n fragments can be described in terms of a single probability through the binomial expression. However, the Arrhenius law does not hold and the process can be viewed as a mixture of sequential and simultaneous fragmentation events.
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