Energy Levels of Nuclei: A = 5 to a = 257
DOI: 10.1007/10201048_11
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“…Most of the levels involved in the tiinesequential reaction for the second neutron are wide: their center-of-mass widths are given in Table 3. 36 ' 37 In obtaining the energy and angular distributions for these second neutrons, the wide leveis were described by single-level dispersion theory. The level distributions thus ob-9 * 8 * tained for Be and Be were subse quently integrated, using the equations in Ref.…”
Section: First Neutron Second Neutrtonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the levels involved in the tiinesequential reaction for the second neutron are wide: their center-of-mass widths are given in Table 3. 36 ' 37 In obtaining the energy and angular distributions for these second neutrons, the wide leveis were described by single-level dispersion theory. The level distributions thus ob-9 * 8 * tained for Be and Be were subse quently integrated, using the equations in Ref.…”
Section: First Neutron Second Neutrtonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that:the:exclusion principle is automatically obeyed owing to the first of the anti-commutation properties appearing in (34).…”
Section: I -27-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where the f'refers to a sum over all closed shell single particle In such a situation we may empldy (34)…”
Section: Sa = I «(I)mentioning
confidence: 99%