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From Superfluid Coherence to High-$K$ Fragment Channels at Nuclear Scission
The origin of fission-fragment spin remains unresolved. For $^{236}$U fission, we combine deformation-dependent finite-temperature pairing with a multidimensional scission-spectrum analysis. Near the pairing-quenching boundary, pair breaking exposes near-Fermi high-$Ω$ intruder orbitals and opens hi
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