Interaction of 10-Mev Protons with Beryllium

Rasmussen, Stanley W.

doi:10.1103/physrev.103.186

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“…10.8-, 15.1-, and 8.9-Mev deuterons, 33 ' 41 -43 and 31-, 12-, and 10-Mev protons. [44][45][46] In all cases, the 2.43-Mev level is strongly excited; the 6.8-Mev level is prominent for bombardment by 48-and 43-Mev alpha particles, 24-Mev deuterons, 31-and 12-Mev protons; 48-Mev alpha particles and, less certainly, 31-Mev protons excite the 11.3-Mev state. The 1.7-Mev level, be it a final-state interaction or true state, 47 is difficult to excite; it has been seen with 21.6-Mev alpha particles, 10.8-Mev deuterons, and 12-Mev protons.…”

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Inelastic Scattering from Light Nuclei—the Alpha-Particle Model forBe9

Blair

Henley

1958

Phys. Rev.

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The inelastic scattering of nucleons, deuterons, and alpha particles from light nuclei is discussed in terms of direct interactions. The validity of this description, and of the approximations made here and by other authors in calculating cross sections, are analyzed in detail. Physical arguments are given for the use of a collective representation of light nuclei, in order to explain the preferential excitation of certain well-defined nuclear states by short-wavelength projectiles. As an example, the alpha-particle model is used to characterize Be 9 and the inelastic cross sections for excitation of rotational, vibrational, and single-particle states are calculated with an impulse approximation. The model, and results computed from it, are examined and compared to experimental findings.

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