Dr. Birbikram Singh
About
Research Area
Dr. BirBikram Singh has guided number of research scholars for their PhD and PG dissertation works in the area of Nuclear Physics. His current research projects/interests are related to the study of low energy Heavy Ion Collisions and Cluster Radioactive Decay using the Cluster Decay Models, based on the Quantum Mechanical Fragmentation Theory. He bagged funding from various Govt. agencies for research as well as scientific visits in India and abroad (Belgium, Germany, France and Japan), including a project from DST under the scheme ‘Fast Track Proposals for Young Scientists’. He has published number of research articles in the journals of international repute like Physical Review C, Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics, Nuclear Physics A, etc.
Notable & Recent Publications
"Rupinder Kaur, Sarbjeet Kaur, BirBikram Singh, B.S. Sandhu, SK Patra, Clustering effects in the exit channels of 13,12C + 12C reactions within the collective clusterization mechanism of the dynamical cluster decay model Physical Review C (PRC), Volume 101, Page 034614, 2020, Impact Factor 3.2"
"Manpreet Kaur, BirBikram Singh, S.K. Patra Role of microscopic temperature-dependent binding energies in thedecay of 32Si* formed in 20O+ 12C reaction Physical Review C (PRC), Volume 103, Page 054608, 2021, Impact Factor 3.2"
"Sarbjeet Kaur, Navjot Kaur, Rupinder Kaur, BirBikram Singh, and S. K. Patra Fusion enhancement within a collective clusterization approach applied to the isotopic chain of neutron-rich light-mass compound nuclei Physical Review C (PRC), Volume 107, Page 014613, 2023, Impact Factor 3.2"
"Rupinder Kaur, BirBikram Singh, Maninder Kaur, Manoj K. Sharma, Pushpinder Singh Investigating 6,7Li-induced reactions on 235,238U through a collective clusterization approachPhysical Review C (PRC), Volume 108, Page 034611, 2023, Impact Factor 3.2"
"Jagdeep Kaur, Amandeep Kaur, Gudveen Sawhney, Manjeet Singh Gautam, Mahinder Pal Sharma, BirBikram Singh, and M. K. Sharma Fusion of 35,37Cl + 130Te and subsequent fragmentation near the Coulomb barrier Physical Review C (PRC), Volume 109, Page 044607, 2024, Impact Factor 3.2"
