Abstract
Role of the dimension of deformation space used in calculations of the (static) fission-barrier height [Formula: see text] is analyzed for a spherical nucleus. The superheavy nucleus 294116 is taken for the analysis. The study is done within a macroscopic-microscopic approach. It is found that the barrier height [Formula: see text] importantly decreases with increasing dimension of the space.
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