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In heavy-ion reactions, nuclei and hypernuclei yields can be emitted from target/projectile redisuals in peripheral collisions. The evaporation and fission yields are investigated at 0.25-2.5 MeV/nucleon excitation energy intervals for source nuclei 235U, 235_Lambda_U, 235_2Lambda_U, 235_3Lambda_U, 235_4Lambda_U, 168Ho, 168_Lambda_Ho, 168_2Lambda_Ho, 168_3Lambda_Ho ve 168_4Lambda_Ho. We have reproduced mass distributions via computer codes by using hyper-SMM model which is based on the statistical multifragmentation model for hypernuclei. Our results can be used for the analyses of the future experiments at FAIR(GSI) and NICA(Dubna).
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