2007
DOI: 10.1134/s1063778807040023
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Momentum distributions of 4He nuclei from the 6He and 6Li breakup

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“…For ordinary (nonhalo) nuclei, this value would have been about σ~100MeV/c. The small width of the momentum distribution confirms the presence of halo in 6 He [12,13]. Intermediate width of the momentum distribution supports hypothesis of n-p halo of tango type in 6 Li g.s.…”
Section: LIsupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…For ordinary (nonhalo) nuclei, this value would have been about σ~100MeV/c. The small width of the momentum distribution confirms the presence of halo in 6 He [12,13]. Intermediate width of the momentum distribution supports hypothesis of n-p halo of tango type in 6 Li g.s.…”
Section: LIsupporting
confidence: 68%
“…The momentum distributions of 4 He from the 6 He and 6 Li breakup were measured for different targets and beam energies. The observed momentum distributions are narrow for the 6 He breakup (σ=28−29MeV/c) and intermediate for the 6 Li breakup (σ=46−55MeV/c) [12,13]. For ordinary (nonhalo) nuclei, this value would have been about σ~100MeV/c.…”
Section: LImentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The (α + d)-cluster structure of 6 Li should result in a large breakup yield of these fragments. Besides, it is established that the 3.56 MeV 0 + -state of 6 Li has a halo-like structure formed by a proton plus a neutron [16,17]. It is the isobar analog of the 6 He ground state and is situated only 136 keV below the threshold for the three-particle decay 6 Li → α + p + n (3.699 MeV) [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%