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Harrington, N.; Branford, D.; Föhl, K.; Roche, E.; Annand, J. R. M.; Beck, R.; Grabmayr, P.; Hehl, T.; Hornidge, D.; Livingston, K.; McGreorge, J. C.; MacGregor, I. J. D.; Martin, Ian; Monstad, K.; Moschini, F.; Reiter, Andreas; Waddell, S.; Watts, D. P.; Young, S.J.

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“…The ejected protons were detected in an array of four hyper-pure Germanium detectors (HPGe) of the Edinburgh Ge6-Array [37], each of which covered a solid angle of 59 msr and had a proton energy acceptance of 18 -250 MeV. Pairs of double sided silicon strip detectors [21] positioned in front of the HPGe detectors were were used to determine the trajectory of the ejected protons and reconstruct the reaction vertex.…”

Section: The 16 O(γpn) 14 N Reactionmentioning

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Knockout of proton-neutron pairs from 16O with electromagnetic probes

Middleton

Annand²,

Barbieri³

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Eur. Phys. J. A

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After recent improvements to the Pavia model of two-nucleon knockout from 16 O with electromagnetic probes the calculated cross sections are compared to experimental data from such reactions. Comparison with data from a measurement of the 16 O(e,e ′ pn) reaction show much better agreement between experiment and theory than was previously observed. In a comparison with recent data from a measurement of the 16 O(γ,pn) reaction the model over-predicts the measured cross section at low missing momentum. PACS. 21.30.Fe Forces in hadronic systems and effective interactions -21.60.-n Nuclear structure models and methods -25.20.Lj Photoproduction reactions -25.30.Fj Inelastic electron scattering to continuum

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Section: The 16 O(γpn) 14 N Reactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knockout of proton-neutron pairs from 16O with electromagnetic probes

Middleton

Annand²,

Barbieri³

et al. 2009

Eur. Phys. J. A

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The Edinburgh Ge6 Array; an array of stacked HpGe detectors for observing medium energy pions and protons in tagged photon experiments

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Harrington

et al. 2009

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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The upgrade of the MAX-lab injector and the construction of MAX III, provided the opportunity for upgrading the tagged-photon facility and thus lead to the possibility of more extensive program in nuclear physics research. This upgrade increased the injected electron energy to an eventual maximum of 250 MeV and allows for the extraction of electrons from the MAX I ring operated in the stretcher mode. The first stretched beam was delivered in September 2005. The tagged-photon facility was commissioned in parallel with the commissioning of new experimental equipment. The PAC approved experimental program is current in progress, including measurements of pion photoproduction below the Δ(1232). The efforts at the tagged photon-facility are pursued within an international collaboration with around fifty members.

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Experimental study of the halo nucleusHe6using theLi6

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Knockout of proton-neutron pairs from 16O with electromagnetic probes

Knockout of proton-neutron pairs from 16O with electromagnetic probes

The Edinburgh Ge6 Array; an array of stacked HpGe detectors for observing medium energy pions and protons in tagged photon experiments

Nuclear physics program at MAX-lab

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