CONTENTS

Part I

Plenary Sessions

Double beta decay experiments A. Barabash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .	13
The equation of state of symmetric and asymmetric nuclear matter S. Shlomo.........................................................................................................................................	22
Neutron-rich nuclei in Heaven and Earth J. Piekarewicz.................................................................................................................................	33
Properties of heavy and superheavy nuclei A. Sobiczewski.................................................................................................................................	43
Results by DAMA at Gran Sasso R. Bernabei, P. Belli, F. Montecchia, F. Nozzoli, F. Cappella, A. Incicchitti, D. Prosperi, R. Cerulli, C.J. Dai, H.L. He, H.H. Kuang, J.M. Ma, Z.P. Ye........................................................	51
Structure effects on reaction mechanisms in collisions induced by halo and weakly bound nuclei around the Coulomd barrier P. Figuera, V. Scuderi.....................................................................................................................	64
Giant resonances under extreme conditions N. Dinh Dang..................................................................................................................................	70
New insights into the multiple-humped fission barrier landscape of actinide nuclei P.G. Thirolf, M. Csatlós, D. Habs, Y. Eisermann, T. Faestermann, G. Graw, J. Gulyás, R. Hertenberger, M. Hunyadi, A. Krasznahorkay, H. J. Maier, Z. Máté, T. Morgan, O. Schaile, W. Schwerdtfeger, C. Schürmann, J. Szerypo, H.-F. Wirth..........................................	80

Section I. Collective Processes in Atomic Nuclei

The transport coefficients for slow collective motion F.A. Ivanyuk....................................................................................................................................	91
Temperature dependence of the isovector dipole response for asymmetric spherical nuclei: a kinetic-theory approach V.I. Abrosimov, O.I. Davidovskaya.................................................................................................	100
Diffuseness of nucleus-nucleus potential and diffuseness of density distribution in nuclei V.Yu. Denisov, V.A. Nesterov..........................................................................................................	108
Interaction potential between two axially symmetric nuclei V.Yu. Denisov, N.A. Pilipenko.......................................................................................................	115
Role of the entrance channel dynamics on the evaporation residue formation A.K. Nasirov, G.G. Giardina, G. Mandaglio, M. Manganaro, A.I. Muminov, R. K. Utamuratov....................................................................................................	123
Tunneling along γ-axis between prolate and oblate shapes A.Ya. Dzyublik, V.V. Utyuzh............................................................................................................	132
Effect of spectral statistics on the nuclear dissipation V.M. Kolomietz, S.V. Radionov.......................................................................................................	144
Semiclassical transport properties and shell structure in the nuclear collective dynamics A.G. Magner, A.M. Gzhebinsky, S.N. Fedotkin...............................................................................	151
Bubble instability of hot nuclear matter V.M. Kolomietz................................................................................................................................	168
Liquid and vapor dynamics of droplets due to shock waves V.N. Kondratyev..............................................................................................................................	175
Theoretical description of nucleons paired correlations of even-even nuclei in the adiabatic three-particle model R.M. Plekan, V.Yu. Pojda, I.V. Khimich.........................................................................................	183
Dynamical CP-violation in quasilocal quark models at nonzero quark chemical potential A.A. Andrianov, V.A. Andrianov, S.S. Afonin...................................................................................	193

Vibrational enhancement of nuclear level density O.M. Gorbachenko, V.A. Plujko.....................................................................................................	204
0^+ states and collective bands in deformed actinide nuclei A.I. Levon, G. Graw, G. Christen, Y. Eisermann, C. Günther, R. Hertenberger, J. Jolie, O. Möller, P. Thirolf, D. Tonev, H.-F. Wirth, N. V. Zamfir..............................................	212
Collective effects for β-decay of odd nuclei I.M. Vyshnevskyi, А.А. Кurteva, V.E. Мitroshin.............................................................................	225

Section II. Nuclear Reactions and Processes with Exotic Nuclei

Study of the neutron halo structure in the two neutron transfer reactions G.E. Belovitsky, V.P. Zavarzina, S.V. Zuyev, E.S. Konobeevski, A.V. Stepanov, N.G. Polukhina, N.I. Starkov, S.M. Lukyanov, Yu.G. Sobolev.........................................................	237
Peculiarities in the interaction of ^6He with ^197Au and ^206Pb at energies close to the Coulomb barrier Yu.E. Penionzhkevich, R.A. Astabatyan, N.A. Demekhina, R. Kalpakchieva, A.A. Kulko, S.P. Lobastov, S.M. Lukyanov, E.R. Markaryan, V.A. Maslov, Yu.A. Muzychka, Yu.Ts. Oganessian, D.N. Rassadov, N.K. Skobelev, Yu.G. Sobolev, T. Zholdybaev.......................	246
a+t three-body reactions and exited levels of lightest nuclei O.K. Gorpinich, O.M. Povoroznyk..................................................................................................	255
Description of the proton-triton recharge process with formation of intermediate isobar in diffraction approach V.V. Davydovskyy, M. V. Evlanov, V.K. Tartаkоvsky.....................................................................	263
Investigation of the deuteron-triton interaction V.А. Alyoshin, O.O. Belyuskina, S.V. Berdnichenko, V.I. Grantsev, V.O. Grashilin, T.I. Kibkalo, K.K. Kisurin, V.O. Kisurin, O.V. Kovalenko, M.F. Kolomiets, A.L. Lytvynsky, I.O. Mazny, O.M. Mofa, S.E. Omelchuk, G.P. Palkin, Yu.S. Roznyuk, B.A. Rudenko, L.S. Saltykov, V.G. Savchuk, V.S. Semenov, L.I. Slyusarenko, B.G. Struzhko, V.A. Shityuk, A. M. Schur......................................................................................................................................	270
Resonances in three-cluster continuum of ^5H nucleus F. Arickx, J. Broeckhove, P. Hellinckx, V.S. Vasilevsky, A.V. Nesterov ........................................	283
Determination of singlet nn-scattering length from data on NN- final state interaction in n+dàp+n+n reaction E.S. Konobeevski, M.V. Mordovskoy, S.I. Potashev, V.A. Sergeev, S.V. Zuev................................	293
Realistic nucleon-nucleon potential in resonating group method calculation for α-α scattering Yu.Е. Коzyr......................................................................................................................................	299
Model-independent description of the light nucleus-nucleus elastic scattering at intermediate energies V.Yu. Korda, A.S. Molev, L.P. Korda..............................................................................................	306
About alternative approach to analytic representation of the Coulomb breakup amplitude A.P. Ilyin..........................................................................................................................................	314
Descrabing of e0-electron yield from the source surface during radioactive decay A.I. Feoktistov.................................................................................................................................	326
The ^178m2Hf isomer yield in reactions with different projectiles S.A. Karamian.................................................................................................................................	331
The investigation of e0-electron yield on the location of radioactive decay in ^64Cu sources A.I. Feoktistov, A.A. Val’chuk, A.V. Kovalenko, N.F. Kolomiets, V.T. Kupryashkin, L.P. Sidorenko, I.P. Shapovalova...................................................................................................	341
Time resonances (explosions) in high-energy nuclear reactions V.S. Olkhovsky, M.E. Dolinska, S.A. Omelchenko..........................................................................	346
Investigation of excitement of indium isomers in the (g, g¢), (g, n) and (g, p) reactions V.S. Bokhinyuk, O.M. Parlag, N.T. Sabolchiy, I.V. Sokolyuk, I V. Khimich...................................	352
Experimental study of the excited states of helium isotopes in the reactions ^7Li(d,^3,4,6He) at deuteron energy of 37 MeV Yu.N. Pavlenko, O.K. Gorpynych, V.N. Dobrikov, N.L. Doroshko, V.O. Kyva, I.N. Kolomiets, V. I. Medvedev, Val. M. Pirnak.......................................................................................................	357
The cumulative yields of the ^237Np photofission fragments O.O. Parlag.....................................................................................................................................	369
Determination of value of singlet nn-scattering length by solution of inverse problem for data on n+dàp+n+n reaction yield S.V. Zuyev, E.S. Konobeevski, M.V. Mordovskoy,..........................................................................	373
The induced change of an electrical charge of ^7Li at collision with fast neutrons B.A. Martsynkevich, A.M. Khilmanovich, M.I. Levchuk, S.V. Korneyev, S.E. Chigrinov, V.S. Butsev.............................................................................................................	379
Resonant production of electron-positron pair by a photon with photon emission in strong magnetic field P.I. Fomin, R.I. Kholodov...............................................................................................................	388
Positron investigations in the Institute of Physics National Academy of sciences of Belarus S. K. Andrukhovich, N. Antovich, A. V. Berestov, S. N. Harkusha, O. N. Metelitsa, E. A. Rudak...........................................................................................................	393
New color statistics for the heavy nuclei fission fragment systematization V.Т. Maslyuk, О.О. Parlag, О.І. Lendyel, Т.J. Marinetc................................................................	402
Radiative capture of protons by nuclei of the chromium isotopes S.N. Utenkov, K.V. Shebeko............................................................................................................	407
Correlation b-particles with “shake off” electrons under b-decay ^152Eu N.F. Mitrokhovich..........................................................................................................................	412
List of participants..................................................................................................................................	L.1
Author index............................................................................................................................................	I.1

Part II

Section III. Rare Nuclear Processes

Searches for rare processes by DAMA at Gran Sasso R. Bernabei, P. Belli, F. Montecchia, F. Nozzoli, A. d’Angelo, F. Cappella, A. Incicchitti, D. Prosperi, S. Castellano, R. Cerulli, C. J. Dai, F. Danevich, V. I. Tretyak..................................	427
To a possibility of the ^178m2Hf isomer alpha-decay S.A. Karamian, J.J. Carroll, S. Iliev, S.P. Tretyakova....................................................................	437
Magic nuclei magnetodynamics in magnetar crusts V.N. Kondratyev, I.M. Kadenko......................................................................................................	443
Creation and transmutations of ultramagnetized atomic nuclei V.N. Kondratyev, I.M. Kadenko......................................................................................................	453
Anomalies in nuclear transitions I.M. Vyshnevskyi, V.A. Zheltonozhsky, N.V. Strilchuk....................................................................	459
Neutrinoless double beta decay of ^76Ge with GERDA L. Niedermeier.................................................................................................................................	469
Contribution of the excited 1^+ states to the ^116Cd 2n2b-transition amplitude S.V. Semenov, Yu.V. Gaponov, F. Šimkovic, R. Dvornicky.............................................................	473
Preliminary results on the search for ^100Mo 2b decay to the first excited 0^+1 level of ^100Ru P. Belli, R. Bernabei, R.S. Boiko, R. Cerulli, F. A. Danevich, S. d’Angelo, A. Incicchitti, V.V. Kobychev, B.N. Kropivyansky, M. Laubenstein, P.G. Nagornyi, S.S. Nagorny, S. Nisi, D.V. Poda, D. Prosperi, V.I. Tretyak, I.M. Vyshnevskyi, S.S. Yurchenko........................................	479
Decay of isomers stimulated by the laser radiation A.Ya. Dzyublik, V. Méot, G. Gosselin.............................................................................................	483
Nuclear excitation at the positron-atomic electron annihilation S.N. Fedotkin, V.A. Zheltonozhskii..................................................................................................	491
Particle tunneling and scattering in a spherical three-dimensional potential with a barrier V.S. Olkhovsky, V. Petrillo, J. Jakiel, W. Kantor............................................................................	496

Section IV. Relativistic Nuclear Physics

Search for time-reversal violation in charged-kaon decays P. Depommier.................................................................................................................................	507
Meson-two-nucleon clothed generators of the Poincaré group derived from quantum field theory: mass and vertex renormalization V.Yu. Korda, P.A. Frolov................................................................................................................	514
Application of the unitary clothing transformation method to the charge renormalization problem in quantum field theory V.Yu. Korda, I.V. Eletskikh.............................................................................................................	521

Section V. Neutron Physics

Thermal neutron converter for irradiations with fission neutrons F.M. Wagner, Th. Bücherl, S. Kampfer, A. Kastenmüller, W. Waschkowski..................................	533
Investigation of the scattering cross sections of neutrons on carbon nuclei at the reactor filtered beams O. Gritzay, M. Gnidak, V. Kolotyi, O. Korol, V. Razbudey, V. Venedyktov, J. Richardson, K. Sale.....................................................................................................................	541
On the use of single-crystal materials as thermal neutron filters M. Adib............................................................................................................................................	548
Peculiarities of ^238U fission by neutrons with energies up to 200 MeV Yu.V. Kibkalo..................................................................................................................................	560
Capture cross section of ^181Ta (n, γ)^182Ta reaction at 2 keV filtered neutron beam O.O. Gritzay, V.A. Libman, A.V. Chyzh..........................................................................................	569
Cross-section calculations for ^181Ta(n, g)^182m2Ta and ^181Ta(n, g) ^182(g+m1+ m2)Ta reactions in energy range 0.002 - 15 MeV within empire II code R.V. Yermolenko, I.M. Kadenko, V.A. Plujko..................................................................................	577
Filter of quasi-monochromatic neutrons with average energy 7.5 keV on the basis of natural copper O.O. Gritzay, O.I. Kalchenko, N.A. Klimova, V.V. Kolotyi, V.A. Libman, P.M. Vorona...............	583
Fast neutron scattering mechanism research for middle atomic weight odd nuclei I.O. Korzh, M.T. Sklyar...................................................................................................................	586
Cross sections of (n, p) nuclear reactions on zirconium isotopes S.V. Begun, N.R. Dzysiuk, І.М. Kadenko, V.К. Maidanyuk, G.І. Primenko....................................	594
Average resonance parameters of Cd and Sn even isotopes I.O. Korzh, M. M. Pravdyvyy, M. T. Sklyar....................................................................................	599
Experimental installations for investigation of scattering neutron angle distribution O.O. Gritzay, V.V. Kolotyi, V.A. Pshenychnyi, N.A. Klimova, V.A. Libman, A.I. Kyslitskyi, V.M. Venedyktov, V.M. Archipov............................................................................	606

Section VI. Physics of Nuclear Reactors, Problems of Atomic Energy

and Reactors of the Future

Analysis of information resources on prospective electronuclear systems V.F. Klepikov, V.Yu. Korda, A.G. Shepelev, A.S. Molev, L.P. Korda, O.V. Nemashkalo, T.A. Ponomarenko, L.D. Yurchenko................................................................................................	617
Superconducting driver for sub-critical assembly M.I. Bratchenko, V.V. Gann, I.S. Guk, A.N. Dovbnya, S.V. Dyuldya, S.G. Kononenko, F.A. Peev, A.S. Tarasenko, M. van der Wiel, J.I.M. Botman..........................................................	622
The ecological safety of Ukrainian NPPs: problems and ways of their salvation S.V. Barbashev................................................................................................................................	632
Alloy Zr1Nb for atomic energy in Ukraine V.М. Azhazha, I.N. Butenko, B.V. Borts, V.S. Vakhrusheva, P.N. Vyugov, N.P. Vyugov, К.А. Lindt, I.М. Nekludov, I.А. Petelgusov, V.I. Savchenko............................................................	636
Application of the RELAP5-3D code in support of the NPP units safety analysis in Ukraine O.M. Shkarupa, I.M. Kadenko........................................................................................................	645
The influence of the electron irradiation and fluorine soil melt to the properties of hastalloys V.М. Аzhazha, А.S. Bakay, Yu.P. Bobrov, А.N. Dovbnia, S.D. Lavrinenko, N.N. Pilipenko, I.А. Petelguzov, V.I. Savchenko.............................................................................	652
Evaluation of the WWER-1000 vessel materials fracture toughness E.U. Grynik, V.N. Revka, L.I. Chyrko, Yu.V. Chaikovsky..............................................................	659
Stochastic modeling of neutron processes in nuclear reactor and influence of temperature feedbacks on possibilities of emergency development V.V. Ryazanov, S.G. Shpyrko..........................................................................................................	666
Cask size and weight reduction through the use of depleted uranium dioxide-concrete material S.Y. Lobach, J.M. Haire..................................................................................................................	680
Dosimetry of surveillance specimens irradiated at WWER-1000 reactor O.V. Grytsenko, V.N. Bukanov, V.L. Dyemokhin, O.G. Vasylyeva, Y.P. Mahlers..........................	686
Design of methodical basis of a system monitoring of WWER-440 pressure vessel radiation exposure A.M. Pugach, V.N. Bukanov, E.G. Vasylyeva, O.V. Grytsenko, V.L. Dyemokhin, S.M. Pugach........................................................................................................	692
Determination of irradiation conditions of WWER-1000 reactor internals S.M. Pugach, V.N. Bukanov, O.V. Grytsenko, V.L. Dyemokhin.....................................................	698
The analysis of the steam generator collector cover breakaway accident with full loss of power supply of NPP unit with WWER-1000 V.М. Zenov......................................................................................................................................	703
Spent nuclear fuel dry storage of the Zaporizhya Nuclear Power Plant. Safety assurance A.E. Luchna, A.I. Lavrenchuk, V.A. Sednev, V.M. Vasilchenko, O.M. Dvoeglazov, V.I. Medvedev, Yu.M. Pechera........................................................................................................	709
Development of nuclear energy in Ukraine. Needs, shortages and advantages L.L. Litvinsky, O.A. Purtov..............................................................................................................	717
Multicriteria system of support of a decision making of the choice of new types of reactors and sites of their location V.G. Batiy, V.V. Derenhovskyy.......................................................................................................	723
The questions of calculation and construction of radiation shielding of the accelerator-storage system N-100М A.V. Mazilov, I.M. Karnauhov, Y.P. Kurilo, A.A. Mazilov, F.A. Peev, B.N. Razsukovanyi………	732

Section VII. Applied Nuclear Physics and Technique of Experiments

The microanalitical facility on the base of the compact electrostatic accelerator of IAP NAS of Ukraine V.E. Storizhko, A.A. Drozdenko, V.I. Miroshnichenko, A.G. Ponomarev.......................................	745
Fundamental physics on Kharkov superconducting electron accelerator on energy up to 730 MeV (project "SALO") V.B. Ganenko, A.Yu. Korchin, V.V. Kotljar....................................................................................	754
Fast spectrometer for analysis of concentration profiles of the hydrogen isotopes in materials S.V. Artemov, Ya.S. Abdullaeva, A.A. Karakhodzhaev, G.A. Radyuk, V.P. Yakushev, I.L. Zaitsevsky, B.V. Kozgushko, S.V. Shevchenko, L.S. Saltykov, L.I. Slusarenko.........................	761
The optimized probe forming system for the Kiev nuclear microprobe S.А. Lebed, N.G. Tolmachov, I.M. Vyshnevskyi..............................................................................	770
Composition scintillation elements on basic of small-grained paraterphenyl A.S. Raevskiy, L.A. Andryushchenko, L.S. Gordienko, B.V. Grinyov, V.A. Tarasov......................	776
Stand for testing neutron scintillation detectors A.V. Andreev, Yu.M. Burmistrov, E.S. Konobeesvki, V.N. Marin, M.V. Mordovskoy, S.I. Potashev.....................................................................................................	780
Determination of fission fragment yields using the sorbtion process H.V. Vasyljeva, V.S. Kouts, V.A. Pylypchenko, A.P. Osypenko......................................................	784
Modification of the Wind’s method for the determination of the particle momentum in the magnetic spectrometer A.M. Sokolov...................................................................................................................................	789
System of measurements automation of angular dispersion of neutrons I.A. Mazny, A.N. Kovalev, F.N. Berezin, A.P. Voyter, V.A. Grashilin, O.O. Gritzay, M.I. Doronin, V.A. Kisurin, V.I. Kopachev.....................................................................................	794
System of registration of multipleparameter streams F.N. Berezin, A.P. Voyter, V.A. Grashilin, V.A. Kisurin, A.N. Kovalev, I A. Mazny......................	802
Extension of abilities of the 4p-gamma-spectrometers “PRIPYAT” S.K. Andrukhovich, A.V. Berestov, S.N. Harkusha, E.A. Rudak, A.M. Khilmanovich, A. S. Uzunbadjakov, F.E. Zyazyulya, N. Antovich..........................................................................	809
Temperature stability of the microstrip metal detectors A.O. Lymanets, O.S. Kovalchuk, O.V. Mykhailenko, Yu.V. Pylypchenko, V.M. Pugatch..............	814
Determination of the energy of atomic nuclei excited states by means of “basic” transitions A.P. Lashko, T.N. Lashko................................................................................................................	819
Analysis of uncertainties of gamma-ray energy measurement made with semiconductor spectrometers A.P. Lashko, T.N. Lashko................................................................................................................	823
Use of the ^235U fission fragments gamma-radiation for the Ge- and Ge(Li)-detectors calibration O.O. Parlag.....................................................................................................................................	829
Study of yttrium-iron garnet films long-term stability under irradiation by neutrons, protons and electrons V.I. Kirischuk, V.A. Ageev, L.V. Sadovnikov, N.V. Strilchuk, V.A. Zheltonozhsky, Yu.V. Koblyanskiy, G.A. Melkov, O.I. Puzik...................................................................................	833
Radiation test of NPPs’ equipment І.М. Vyshnevskyi, V.I. Sakhno, O.V. Sakhno, S.P. Tomchay, T.V. Khrin, A.G. Zelinskyy..............	838
Development of universal spectrometers of radioaerosols O.S. Frolov, A.A. Sadovnichiy, R.B. Podviyanyuk, Yu. N. Pavlenko, I.L. Zaytsevskiy, V.N. Kovalenko, I.O. Pavlenko............................................................................	841
NSC KIPT detectors from CdTe and CdZnTe for spectrometry gamma and alpha of radiations V.V. Levenets, O.P. Omelnyk, A.O. Shchur, V.M. Borysenko, V.E. Kutny, A.V. Rybka, I.N. Shlyakhov, O.O. Zakharchenko........................................................	847
NSC KIPT analytical nuclear-physical complex "SOKOL" V.N. Bondarenko, L.S. Glasunov, A.V. Goncharov, A.V. Zats, V.V. Kuzmenko, V.V. Levenets, A.P. Omelnik, V.M. Pistryak, V.I. Sukhostavets, A.A. Tschur, N.P. Usikov............	852
Optimization of the recoil nuclei method for the analysis of the profile of the hydrogen isotopes concentration in materials S.V. Artemov, E.A. Zaparov, G.A. Radyuk, V.P. Yakushev, M.S. Brodin, S.V. Shevchenko, N.F. Kolomiets, L.I. Slusarenko....................................................	858
Author index............................................................................................................................................	I.1