1983
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(83)90695-4
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Physics with 4π−γ-detectors

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“…• are detected in the segmented NaI array Crystal Ball (XB) [11] surrounding the target. By means of a dual read-out in the forward direction [12] (up to 63…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• are detected in the segmented NaI array Crystal Ball (XB) [11] surrounding the target. By means of a dual read-out in the forward direction [12] (up to 63…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Around the reaction target, the Crystal Ball detector [13], consisting of 162 sodium iodine crystals arranged in a shell, is placed to detect γ rays stemming from the deexcitation of excited states of the outgoing ions. The proton detection capability of the Crystal Ball was not needed for the present analysis.…”
Section: A Primarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Collectively enhanced E2-transitions were expected to originate from the broad 14 + structure at Ecru=25.7 MeV proceeding to the lower lying 12 + member around 19 MeV. However, only very weak yield was found for the 14 + ~12 + transition [6] being in poor agreement with theoretical estimates which were based on the hypothesis of quasimolecular states. Moreover, the data were consistent with an interpretation of these structures as shape resonances formed in a direct reaction, where the v-ray yield emerges as E2 nuclear bremsstrahlung in the collision process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 46%
“…Significant differences in the results and more important in the ensuing consequences, however, can be stated. A branching ratio F~/F of (6_+3)-10 7 was found for the y-transition between the structures at 25.7 and 19.3 MeV [6]. This value was more than one order of magnitude smaller than expected from a simple estimate for a transition between molecular states.…”
Section: Y--~ A~(e) De + ~ Ap(e) De + ~ A(e) Dementioning
confidence: 80%