Elastic and inelastic scattering of 7Li + 18O versus 7Li+16O

Comparison of theLi7(O18,Rudchik1, Stepanenko2, Kemper3 et al. 2011Phys. Rev. CSelf Cite

“…The present 7 Li( 18 O, 17 N) 8 Be reaction data were taken at the same time as the previously reported 7 Li( 18 O, 18 O) 7 Li elastic scattering data [3] at the Warsaw Heavy Ion Cyclotron Laboratory, which provided the 114-MeV 18 O beam for the experiment. The details of the target, detector, and data accumulation system are given in Ref.…”

“…The details of the target, detector, and data accumulation system are given in Ref. [3]. Figure 1 shows a typical E(E) spectrum from the Si telescope used to collect the data.…”

“…2). The peak areas were used to calculate the reaction normalization factor as determined from the simultaneously measured 7 Li + 18 O elastic scattering [3]. The error in the absolute cross section is about 15%.…”

“…This reaction was measured simultaneously with 7 Li + 18 O elastic scattering [3] so that combining the deduced 7 Li + 18 O potential parameters with shell-model spectroscopic amplitudes of nucleons and clusters, previously calculated, in a coupled-reaction-channels (CRC) analysis resulted in a detailed test of our interpretation of the 7 Li( 18 O, 17 N) 8 Be reaction data. A further test of the spectroscopic amplitudes used in this study was carried out by their use in a CRC analysis of previously reported 18 O(d, 3 He) 17 N reaction data taken at E d = 52 MeV [4]. The reaction Q value for the 7 O [8] are also given in Sec.…”

Elastic and inelastic scattering of 14C + 18O versus 12, 13C + 18O and 14C + 16O

“…The deformation parameters for 14 C and 18 O used in the present CRC calculations are listed in table 1. These parameters were deduced previously from the analyses of the 14 C + 11 B and 7 Li + 18 O inelastic scatterings [8,9]. The spectroscopic amplitudes S x of transferred clusters or nucleons x in the systems A = C + x required …”