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Aguilera, E. F.; Kolata, J.J.; Tighe, R. J.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.52.3103

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“…For 16 O+ 76 Ge, the low-lying vibrational 2 + and 3 − one-phonon states of the target, the same ones used in Ref. [26], and their mutual excitations were included in the calculations (see dashed lines in the figure). The higher excitation energy of the 3 − one-phonon state in 16 O only produces an adiabatic potential renormalization without affecting the structure in the BD [27], and, consequently, was not included in the CC calculations.…”

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Sub-barrier Fusion and Neutron Transfer with PositiveQ-value

Lin

Jia

Zhang

et al. 2014

EPJ Web of Conferences

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Abstract. Fusion excitation functions of 16 O+ 76 Ge and 18 O+ 74 Ge have been measured with high precision at energies near and below the Coulomb barrier. Coupled-channels calculations including inelastic excitations well reproduce the experimental fusion excitation functions and the corresponding barrier distributions. There is no evidence that the two-neutron transfer with positive Q-value plays a role in the 18 O+ 74 Ge fusion. A systematic investigation on 18 O induced fusions has been performed to understand the roles of two-neutron transfers with positive Q-values, but the effects are inconsistent. No definitive conclusion can be made at present and further studies are strongly desired.

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Sub-barrier Fusion and Neutron Transfer with PositiveQ-value

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Jia

Zhang

et al. 2014

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“…In both (a) and (b), projectile and target are prolate-deformed. The experimental data for these reactions are taken from Aguilera et al [22] and Newton et al [23], respectively.…”

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On the role of deformed Coulomb potential in fusion using energy density formalism

Kaur

Kumari

2015

Pramana - J Phys

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Using the Skyrme energy density formalism, the effect of deformed Coulomb potential on fusion barriers and fusion cross-sections is studied. Our detailed study reveals that the fusion barriers as well as fusion probabilities depend on the shape deformation (due to deformed Coulomb potential) of the colliding nuclei. However, this dependence due to deformed Coulomb potential is found to be very weak.

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“…For the 16 O+ 76 Ge system, the low-lying vibrational 2 + and 3 -onephonon states of the target, the same ones used in Ref. [27], as well as their mutual excitations were included in the calculations (see the dashed line in the figure). The higher excitation energy of the 3 -one-phonon state of 16 O only produces an adiabatic potential renormalization without affecting the structure in the BD [28], and, consequently, was not included in the CC calculations.…”

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confidence: 99%