1977
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(77)90139-7
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Levels of 16O near 13 MeV excitation from 15N + P reactions

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“…[29] is found to be inconsistent with the fit. This angular distribution lies on the high energy side of the 3 − resonance at E x = 13.26 MeV (E p = 1.208 MeV).…”
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“…[29] is found to be inconsistent with the fit. This angular distribution lies on the high energy side of the 3 − resonance at E x = 13.26 MeV (E p = 1.208 MeV).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…One difference in this reaction channel is that the broad 2 + level at E x = 12.97 MeV contributes enough to make it critical in reproducing the angular distribution data as demonstrated in Ref. [29] and shown in Fig. 50.…”
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“…The 15 N(p, p) 15 N cross section has been well measured at angles close to 90 degrees [4,5], therefore this angle was chosen as the angle of reference. The relative geometric factors (ldΩ) were determined from the yields at the peak of the 1 − resonance at E p = 1.034 MeV which has been shown to be isotropic, at 90 degrees and more backward angles, to an accuracy of ∼10 percent [4,11]. Therefore, a systematic uncertainty of 10 percent is recommended for the 15 N(p, p) 15 N and 15 N(p, α 0 ) 12 C yield ratio data of this work.…”
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