A study of photoreactions in 48Ti

Sutton, Richard; Thompson, M.N.; Sugawara, M.; Shoda, K.; Saito, T.; Tsubota, H.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(80)90245-6

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“…The transition density for the isoscalar giant dipole resonance (ISGDR) was given by Harakeh and Dieperink [17], which was described for only one of magnetic substates and must be multiplied by (2l + 1) 1/2 to represent excitation of the ISGDR by α particles. The isovector giant dipole resonance (IVGDR) contributions were small, but were calculated from the known distributions [18,19] and held fixed in the fits. The deformation lengths (βR) U of transition potentials for each multipole were assumed to be equal to nuclear matter deformation lengths (βc) m .…”

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Giant resonances inTi46,48

et al. 2006

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The giant resonance region from 9 MeV < E x < 55 MeV in 46 Ti and 48 Ti has been studied with inelastic scattering of 240 MeV α particles at small angles including 0• . Isoscalar monopole strength in 46 Ti ( 48 Ti) was found corresponding to have 71 + 15/−12% (96 + 14/−12%) of the E0 energy weighted sum rule (EWSR) with a centroid of 18.66 + 0.65/−0.25 MeV (18.80 + 0.45/−0.18 MeV), respectively. In 46 Ti ( 48 Ti), 46±12% (56±12%) of the E1, and 60±11% (87±11%) of the E2 EWSR were identified.

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Giant resonances inTi46,48

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“…The results obtained in [3,4,[7][8][9] by experimentally studying the giant dipole resonance for the even-even stable titanium isotopes 46,48,50 Ti were compared with the results of theoretical calculations for the photodisintegration process. The calculations were performed by using nearly the same scheme.…”

Section: Investigations Of the Photodisintegration Of Titanium Isotopesmentioning

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“…Earlier experimental investigations into the photodisintegration of titanium isotopes are presented in [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Some results of these investigations are given in Table 1.…”

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Photonuclear reactions on titanium isotopes

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The photodisintegration of titanium isotopes in the giant-dipole-resonance energy region is studied by the photon-activation method. Bremsstrahlung photons whose spectrum has the endpoint energy of 55 MeV is used. The yields and integrated cross sections are determined for photoproton reactions on the titanium isotopes 47,48,49,50 Ti. The respective experimental results are compared with their counterparts calculated on the basis of the TALYS code and a combined photonucleon-reaction model. The TALYS code disregards the isospin structure of the giant dipole resonance and is therefore unable to describe the yield of photoproton reactions on the heavy titanium isotopes 49,50 Ti.

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The potential energy surfaces and the giant dipole resonances of46,48,50Ti

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1981

Z Physik A

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The low energy and giant dipole resonance properties of ~6,48,50Ti have been investigated within the fl'amework of the collective model of Gneuss and Greiner. The starting potential energy surfaces were taken from Rebel and Habs from which the low energy properties were compared with both an asymmetric rotator model and a shell model calculation. The giant dipole absorption cross sections compared favourably with the experimental data. However, the scarcity of data relating to the 7-scattering from the giant dipole resonance states to the low lying levels made any detailed comparison incomplete.

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A study of photoreactions in 48Ti

Cited by 18 publications

References 17 publications

Giant resonances inTi46,48

Giant resonances inTi46,48

Photonuclear reactions on titanium isotopes

The potential energy surfaces and the giant dipole resonances of46,48,50Ti

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