1971
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(71)90308-x
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Exact finite-range DWBA analysis of multi-nucleon transfer reactions

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“…3. Independent validation of the approach: the 6 Li(p, γ) 7 Be reaction Because the one-step proton transfer is dominant at forward angles, the ANCs for the 6 Li + p → 7 Be channel was also derived, using a similar approach as sketched above by normalizing the forward hemisphere angular distributions computed in the post form of the modified DWBA [38] by means of the LOLA code [47]. As in [48], we focused on the first peak in the angular distribution, where the extraction of the ANC is most accurate since ANC can be deduced from peripheral transfer processes only.…”
Section: The Anc Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3. Independent validation of the approach: the 6 Li(p, γ) 7 Be reaction Because the one-step proton transfer is dominant at forward angles, the ANCs for the 6 Li + p → 7 Be channel was also derived, using a similar approach as sketched above by normalizing the forward hemisphere angular distributions computed in the post form of the modified DWBA [38] by means of the LOLA code [47]. As in [48], we focused on the first peak in the angular distribution, where the extraction of the ANC is most accurate since ANC can be deduced from peripheral transfer processes only.…”
Section: The Anc Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The zero-range program DWUCK of Kunz (P. D. Kunz, University of Colorado report, unpublished) is widely used. Of equal importance are the "exact" finite-range codes such as LOLA (Perrenoud & DeVries 1971, DeVries 1973a, which are free of the zero-range assumption. They are necessary for proper analysis of heavy-ion stripping and they offer good prospects for absolute cross-section calculations.…”
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confidence: 99%