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Doubre, H.; Roynette, J.C.; Plagnol, E.; Loiseaux, J.M.; Martin, P.; DeSaintignon, P.

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“…= 70°) and Ref. [2] (big dots). As can be seen, the characteristic features are well reproduced by the LCNO model.…”

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“…Since the phenomenon that the excitation function for 12 C + 20 Ne elastic scattering at $ cm = 70° is much less structured than that for 16 0 + 16 0 scattering has been observed by Vandenbosch et a/.,' 1 ' the question of the elastic scattering for these two systems has received considerable attention. Doubre et al\ 2 ^ have further measured the excitation functions for the 20 Ne + 12 C elastic scattering at 0 cm . = 70°, 90° and 130° and found that the excitation functions obtained at 90° and 130° are strongly structured as well as have confirmed that no structure feature of the excitation function appears at 70°.…”

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“…Comparing the experimental excitation functions of the 20 Ne + 12 C system' 1,2 ] with the 16 0 + 16 0 system' 3 ] as shown in Fig. 1 and Fig.…”

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“…The small dots at 0c.m. = 70° and big dots are experimental data taken from Refs [l] and [2], respectively.…”

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On the Difference and Similarity Between Elastic Scatterings of Ne + C and O + O

Gao

1996

Commun. Theor. Phys.

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Based on the LCNO model with double alpha transfer and on the optical model, the experimental excitation functions and the angular distributions of 20Ne + 12C and 16O + 16O elastic scatterings are respectively reproduced by using approximately equal parameters of optical potentials. The difference and the similarity exhibited in the elastic scattering excitation functions of these two systems are naturally explained.

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“…= 70°) and Ref. [2] (big dots). As can be seen, the characteristic features are well reproduced by the LCNO model.…”

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confidence: 99%

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On the Difference and Similarity Between Elastic Scatterings of Ne + C and O + O

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1996

Commun. Theor. Phys.

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1981

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In this article we review recent progress in applying quantum gauge field theories to the description of the fundamental forces. We start from the principles of local gauge invariance and spontaneous symmetry breaking to derive the successful Weinberg-Salam model for the weak and electromagnetic interactions and also quantum chromodynamics, the theory of strong interactions. We then discuss grand unified theories in which these theories are combined in a larger structure. Finally, we consider the inclusion of the gravitational interaction through a new symmetry principle, supersymmetry, which relates particles of different spin and whose local realisation includes Einstein's gravity.

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Experimental study of theNe20+C

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On the Difference and Similarity Between Elastic Scatterings of Ne + C and O + O

On the Difference and Similarity Between Elastic Scatterings of Ne + C and O + O

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