The dinuclear system approach,coupled with the statistical decay model GEMINI++,was used to investigate multinucleon transfer reactions.Experimental production cross-sections in the reaction^(129)Xe+^(248)Cm were reproduced to assess the reliability of these theoretical models.The production of neutron-deficient transcalifornium nuclei with Z=99-106 was examined in multinucleon transfer reactions,including^(124)Xe+^(248)Cm,^(124)Xe+^(249)Cf,and^(129)Xe+^(249)Cf.Both the driving potential and the neutron-to-proton equilibration ratio were found to dominate the nucleon transfer process.The reaction^(124)Xe+^(249)Cf is proposed as a promising projectile-target combination for producing neutron-deficient isotopes with Z=99-106,with the optimal incident energy identified as E_(c.m.)=533.64 MeV.Production cross-sections of 25 unknown neutron-deficient trancalifornium isotopes with cross-sections greater than 1 pb were predicted.
Na TangSi-Ying MaRong AnJing-Jing LiFeng-Shou Zhang
