Properties of the First 1/2
                    <sup>+</sup>
                    Excitation State of
                    <sup>13</sup>
                    C by 22 MeV Proton Inelastic Scattering

Zhu, An; Chen, Quan; Yang, Cheng; Shen, Dongjun; Guo, Gang

doi:10.1088/0256-307x/20/4/311

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“…3, the differential cross sections were calculated using optical folded potential for both 12 C(p, p) and 13 C(p, p) at 22 MeV in comparison with the experimental data in Ref. [22]. At this incident energy, the theoretical results with the folding model are improved better at larger angles.…”

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“…3. Optical model description of the elastic p + 12,13 C scattering data measured at the bombarding energy of 22 MeV [22] given by the folded optical potential obtained with the CDM3Y6 interaction with RT and without RT, using the best-fit imaginary potential fitted to JLM interaction. The real folded potential was used with N R = 1, while the imaginary folded potential was renormalized by the factor N I given in Table 1.…”

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Nuclear Mean-Field Description of Proton Elastic Scattering by \(^{12,13}\)C at Low Energies

Phan

2021

Comm. in Phys.

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Nuclear reactions of proton by light nuclei at low energies play a key role in the study ofnucleosynthesis which is of interest in nuclear astrophysics. The most fundamental process whichis very necessary is the elastic scattering. In this work, we construct a microscopic proton-nucleuspotential in order to describe the differential cross-sections over scattering angles of the protonelastic scattering by 12C and 13C in the range of available energies 14 - 22 MeV. The microscopicoptical potential is based on the folding model using the effective nucleon-nucleon interactionCDM3Yn. The results show the promising use of the CDM3Yn interactions at low and very lowenergies, which were originally used for nuclear reactions at intermediate energies. This could bethe premise for the study of nuclear reactions using CDM3Yn interaction in astrophysics at lowenergies.

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