2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2006.04.004
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Properties of projectile-fragments in the 40Ar+27Al reaction at 44 A MeV. Comparison with a multisequential decay model

Abstract: Results on projectile fragment-fragment coincidences in the forward direction and for the reaction 40 Ar+ 27 Al at 44 A.MeV are presented and compared with the predictions of two different entrance channel models, a two-body and a three-body mechanism both followed by a binary multisequential decay including fission. This analysis shows that many features of the projectile decay products are well accounted for by the binary multisequential decay model. However the results depend critically upon the initial mas… Show more

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“…When more nucleons are removed, effects such as nucleon transfer and evaporation tend to lead the isospin close to the β stability line. The interesting thing is that, for the light fragments, the N f /Z f ratio goes toward the projectile again, which is different from some early works [43][44][45][46]. Although the N/Z values of 9 Be and 181 Ta are much different (1.25 for 9 Be and 1.479 for 181 Ta), no obvious difference has been observed for the N f /Z f ratio.…”
Section: Target Dependencecontrasting
confidence: 67%
“…When more nucleons are removed, effects such as nucleon transfer and evaporation tend to lead the isospin close to the β stability line. The interesting thing is that, for the light fragments, the N f /Z f ratio goes toward the projectile again, which is different from some early works [43][44][45][46]. Although the N/Z values of 9 Be and 181 Ta are much different (1.25 for 9 Be and 1.479 for 181 Ta), no obvious difference has been observed for the N f /Z f ratio.…”
Section: Target Dependencecontrasting
confidence: 67%
“…An enhancement in the application of to medium energy physics arrived with the possibility to detect at the same time light charged particle (isotopically separated) and heavy ions (charge separation only), by just putting at the surface of the crystal a typical fast plastic scintillator (NE102A) [11], [12] exploiting the advantages of the phoswich technique [13], [14] and of the high time resolution [1]. The Argos forward wall, constituted by about 60 of such phoswiches, has already been successfully used for studying nuclear reaction mechanisms in experiments at intermediate energies [15], [16]. It has been also adapted for the measurement of fast electrons [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%