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Nellis, D.O.; Tucker, William E.; Morgan, I.L.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.1.847

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“…3a and b). For the integrated cross sections the agreement of our data with the results of Antolkovi6 is better: We find values which are larger by a factor of about 1.3 than the results of Antolkovi6 but smaller by a factor of about 10 than the value reported by Nellis et al [18] for the reaction l~ el)TLi at E, = 14.8 MeV. For the reaction ~4N(n, e)~B the diffraction like pattern of the angular distributions may indicate the presence of a direct reaction mechanism.…”

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confidence: 67%

(n, ?) Reactions on light nuclei atE n =13.9 MeV

1978

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The reactions a4N(n, e)llB and l~ e)VLi were studied with 13.9 MeV neutrons using a counter telescope. Differential cross sections were measured for the transitions to the ground states and to some excited states. The results provide evidence for a strong contribution from a direct reaction mechanism. Systematics of integrated cross sections for the ground state transitions of all known (n, 5) reactions on light nuclei with 14 MeV neutrons is also given.

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confidence: 67%

(n, ?) Reactions on light nuclei atE n =13.9 MeV

1978

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“…Similar as was found in previous theoretical studies [1,2], this level is difficult to fit as a JT= 20 state. Cohen and Kurath [1] suggested a 3 + spin-parity assignment which is definitely confirmed by the present calculations, as well as by newer experimental data [20][21][22]. The T= 1 isobaric analogues of the 0 + ground and 2 + first excited states of l~ and l~ are both well-accounted for in terms of the present theory.…”

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Shell model calculations on natural parity states in 10≦ A≦14 nuclei

1973

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Shell model calculations of natural parity states in the 10N AN 14 mass region have been performed by assuming an inert 4He core with the residual interaction in the lp shell only. The modified surface delta interaction (MSDI) has been used as an effective two-body interaction. The MSDI parameters as well as the single-particle binding energies have been deduced from a least-squares fit to experimentally known levels in, firstly, the seperate l~ 11B--C, 12C, laC--N and 14N nuclei, and secondly, the whole mass region 10-

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