Abstract
Statistical model calculations have been performed using the rotating finite range and the Thomas-Fermi models for fission barriers. The results have been compared with the existing cross sections for 40 Ar+ 148 Sm and 86 Kr+ 104 Ru systems. Analyses show that the use of Thomas-Fermi fission barrier without any shell correction gives the best fit to the experimental cross sections. This observation is in contrast to the conclusion drawn from γ-ray fold measurements for 48 Ca+ 142 Nd and 80 Se+ 110 Pd systems reported earlier.
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