A TI-59 model for nuclear reactions between complex nuclei

Strutinsky, V. M.

doi:10.1007/bf01408399

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“…Even though a stable procedure can be achieved in this way [3], one introduces a very undesirable model-dependence of the fit. In order to investigate specific deviations from the SAM prediction, like resonance structures [4,5] or statistical fluctuations [6], one has to allow the phase shifts to deviate from the SAM trend at least in an angular-momentum "window" [7,8]. It turns out, however, that already a modest size of the window leads again to instabilities in the fit routine.…”

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Statistical significance of phase-shift analyses for heavy-ion elastic-scattering data

Krappe¹,

Rossner²

1983

Z Physik A

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It is shown that the phase-shift analysis of elastic-scattering data leads to a set of illposed, non-linear, stochastic equations. An algorithm is presented and tested which allows to find a solution, irrespective of the quality of the data. It makes use of a-priori information and determines the minimal amount of such information necessary to achieve a unique fit. The significance of the solution and its associated errors are discussed.

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