What Is the Modern Classification of Matter Fission?

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Need help please :) Matter fission

Hi guys! There is a trouble and I need help ) My friend have to write an diplom work and he asked me to search some information about "The Modern classification of matter fission". The title says me nothing as I am not a phisics genius :) Could you please say me several number of links where I can learn something about this or just forward it to the friend.
 
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