Mechanisms for the O16(He3, He4)O15 reaction

Bromley, D. A.; Kuehner, J. A.; Almqvist, E.

doi:10.1016/0029-5582(59)90135-x

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“…the low levels of l*F with these predictions and those of Redlich (1958) from a similar calculation has been carried out Bromley, Kuehner and Almqvist 1958) ; in general, quite satisfactory agreement has been found supporting the validity of these calculations. These data have been presented in figure 9 and are discussed in detail in 52.2.1 where measurements of the angular distribution expansion coefficients as functions of the incident energy are also presented and fitted using standard interfering resonance, compound system formalism Almqvist 1958 a, b, 1960).…”

Section: C (3he a )supporting

confidence: 72%

“…As an example, the l6O (3He, p ) l S F reaction leading to the 1-70 MeV state, shows a characteristic Zd = 1 Butler shape which would correspond to negative parity for this state (,411en 1959, private communication). hleasurements on the 19F (p, d) l8F reaction (Bennett 1958) together with those on the l60 (3He, py) lSF reaction (Kuehner, Almqvist and Bromley 1958 a) however establish the J" assignment to this state as 1' (Bromley, Kuehner and Almqvist 1958). The situation is similar to that encountered in early (dd') measurements (Middleton and Tai 1952) where, for example, application of Butler formalism to the 2nNe (dd') results, suggested by observation of typical l = 1 angular distributions, suggested negative parity for the first excited state of 'ONe.…”

Section: 5mentioning

confidence: 97%

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3He induced reactions

Bromley¹,

Almqvist²

1960

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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This report presents a review of the results obtained from study of 3He induced nuclear reactions prior to June 1959. Following a brief historical survey including rangeenergy, energy loss, and stopping power data as well as a reaction Q value tabulation, the experimental results are first presented in terms of their relevance to determination of the reaction mechanisms involved ; this is followed by a discussion of the use of 3He in nuclear spectroscopy. T h e next section is devoted to summarizing available 3He reaction data according to target nuclide involved. Numerous figures illustrating excitation curves, spectra and angular distributions are included. T h e report concludes with a short section devoted to suggested experiments which emphasizes the very great scope remaining for experimental work m-ith low-energy 3He accelerators. A comprehensive bibliography covering all publications on 3He reactions prior to June 1959, and including selected papers on experimental techniques as well as on the production and handling of 3He in accelerators, is appended.

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Section: C (3he a )supporting

confidence: 72%

Section: 5mentioning

confidence: 97%