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Dally, E.; Nelson, J.B.; Smith, William R.

doi:10.1103/physrev.152.1072

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“…As illustrated in Fig. 2 the SDWBA depend to a certain extent on the choice of the optical model parameters [23]. Apparently different values are obtained for the same reaction at different energies although we do not know about any systematics for SDWBA = f(Ed) [8].…”

Section: Results Of the Standard Dwba And The Bhmmmentioning

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On the sudden approximation as applied to (d, p) reactions

Gridnev¹,

Hefter²

1975

Z Physik A

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Abstract. Results of the sudden approximation are compared to predictions of the conventional DWBA and to experiment. The asymptotic spectroscopic amplitude obtained by the sudden approximation is interpreted as the maximum limit of its true value. The main approximations of the model are asserted to stem from violations of the completeness of the virtual neutron wavefunctions and the crude application of the sudden approximation. It appears impossible to separate these two points. Improvements of the model are discussed.

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Section: Results Of the Standard Dwba And The Bhmmmentioning

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On the sudden approximation as applied to (d, p) reactions

Gridnev¹,

Hefter²

1975

Z Physik A

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“…Dost and Hering 1965;Brient et al 1966;Dally, Nelson, and Smith 1966;Dost, Hering, and Smith 1967;Posner 1967;Jeans et al 1969;van del' Merwe and Heymann 1969;Yamaya et al 1969). The conclusion from this work has been that, although the dependence on optical model parameters is removed, the sensitivity of the cross section to the geometry of the bound state potential prevents accurate absolute spectroscopic factors from being obtained.…”

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Sub-Coulomb Stripping in the 124Sn(d,p)125Sn Reaction

Powell¹,

Dallimore²,

Davidson³

1971

Aust. J. Phys.

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Angular distributions for the reaction 124Sn(d, p)125Sn leading to the unresolved ground and O· 026 MeV levels and to the 0'210, O· 936, 1 -257, 1· 362, and 1 . 540 MeV levels of 125Sn have been measured with deuteron energies of 5· 1 and 12-0MeV. Spectroscopic factors have been extracted using the DWBA theory. The dependence of the calculations on various assumptions of the theory has been studied by comparing the results at both energies. The sub-Coulomb data have been found to yield more reliable spectroscopic factors because of the lack of sensitivity to the optical model parameters used in the distorting potentials.

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1969

Computer Physics Communications

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Measurement and Analysis of theZr90(d, p)Zr

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On the sudden approximation as applied to (d, p) reactions

On the sudden approximation as applied to (d, p) reactions

Sub-Coulomb Stripping in the 124Sn(d,p)125Sn Reaction

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