1987
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.35.402
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Neutron-proton capture at extreme angles atEn=61MeV

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“…A comparison between experimental and some theoretical calculations [ 1,6,7,10 ] is made in fig. 3, showing the existing data points [ 2,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17] and our new values from table 2 (plateau region only). Although the value of the forward cross section at Ev ~ 10 MeV is found to be in good agreement with all relativistic approaches, the result at E v ~ 15 MeV is commonly underestimated.…”
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“…A comparison between experimental and some theoretical calculations [ 1,6,7,10 ] is made in fig. 3, showing the existing data points [ 2,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17] and our new values from table 2 (plateau region only). Although the value of the forward cross section at Ev ~ 10 MeV is found to be in good agreement with all relativistic approaches, the result at E v ~ 15 MeV is commonly underestimated.…”
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“…From the experimental side, the interest in this specific reaction was triggered by the results from the pioneering work by Hughes et al [ 2 ], who measured the forward differential cross section in the photon energy interval from 20 to 120 MeV. These data were independently confirmed by various (mostly radiative capture) measurements [11][12][13][14][15][16]. Furthermore, a recent measurement [ 17 ] of this cross section at 10.74 MeV photon energy aimed at the verification of the existence of the theoretically predicted minimum in that energy region.…”
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“…Some points are derived from capture data (see table 2): . , Mainz 76 [12]; 0, Frascati 82 [19]; A, Indiana 84 [23]; V , Louvain 85 [22]; 0 , Frascati 85 [20]; +, Mainz 86 [18]; V , Louvain 87 [21]; 0 , Gent 87 [17]; 0, present paper. Shown are also several calculations based on different theoretical assumptions: -,…”
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