Abstract
For particle evaporation from hot nuclei a model is proposed which is applicable to high excitation energies where the mean free path of nucleons becomes comparable to or smaller than the size of the nucleus. The formalism allows to calculate the time evolution of the emitting system and the evaporation rates and spectra of the emitted particles. The nucleus 133Cs with an initial temperature of 18 MeV is studied as an example. Implications for intermediate-energy heavy-ion collisions are indicated.
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