Fusion with polarized heavy ions

Möbius, K.; Grawert, G.

doi:10.1007/3-540-13918-4_68

Fusion Reactions Below the Coulomb Barrier

DOI: 10.1007/3-540-13918-4_68

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Fusion with polarized heavy ions

K. Möbius

G. Grawert

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“…In this energy regime Coulomb backscattering from lead is no longer reliable as a polarimeter. Instead, the beam polarization at the target was determined from the reaction l H( 23 Na, 4 He) 20 Ne at 110 MeV at 0°. 10 In the experiment a 100-/xg/cm 2 206 Pb target was bombarded at energies from 108 to 120 MeV.…”

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Subbarrier Fusion with AlignedNa23Ions

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Fusion cross sections and second-rank-tensor analyzing powers for fusion have been measured at energies around the fusion barrier for 23 Na + 48 Ti and 23 Na + 206 Pb with polarized (aligned) projectiles. The data are compared with results from coupled-channels calculations. The energy dependence of the second-rank-tensor analyzing power for fusion is well described for both systems if we take into account coupling to excited states of projectile and target. The same calculations still underpredict the cross section for fusion at subbarrier energies.

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Subbarrier Fusion with AlignedNa23Ions

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The fusion of¹⁶O with an aligned¹⁶⁵Ho target

Christley¹,

Johnson²,

Thompson³

1994

J. Phys. G: Nucl. Part. Phys.

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Coupled channels calculations of the fusion cross sections for 16O with an aligned 165Ho target are presented. Predictions are made for the orientation dependence that would be observed in an experiment and these are compared with previous predictions. We predict that in an experiment aligning the target will change an unpolarized cross section of order 10 mb by between 40% and 175%, depending on the experimental conditions. The coupled channels results are compared with the results of eigenchannel and semiclassical methods 165Ho(16O,X).

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Fusion with polarized heavy ions

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Subbarrier Fusion with AlignedNa23Ions

Subbarrier Fusion with AlignedNa23Ions

The fusion of¹⁶O with an aligned¹⁶⁵Ho target

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The fusion of16O with an aligned165Ho target

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The fusion of¹⁶O with an aligned¹⁶⁵Ho target