1990
DOI: 10.1088/0031-8949/1990/t32/015
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Rainbows in Nuclear Reactions and the Optical Potential

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“…Higher excited states of 7Be are particle unstable, hence they were not included in the calculation for the detection of 7Be. These cross-sections were calculated in the framework of the microscopic DWBA [20]. The model originally developed in [21] has been implemented to describe the projectile systems 7Li and 7Be.…”
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“…Higher excited states of 7Be are particle unstable, hence they were not included in the calculation for the detection of 7Be. These cross-sections were calculated in the framework of the microscopic DWBA [20]. The model originally developed in [21] has been implemented to describe the projectile systems 7Li and 7Be.…”
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“…To detect Airy minima, we study the behavior of both the farside component of transfer reaction cross section under consideration and the farside cross-section component obtained in the case of turned-off absorption in the entrance channel (see, e.g., Refs. [17,18]). In the latter case, when calculating (3), we set | S i l |= 1 for all l. The minimum of the cross section, which is described by the farside cross-section component and whose angular position is the same or close enough to that for the Airy minimum of a particular order in the farside component, calculated with the turned-off absorption in the entrance channel, is identified as the Airy minimum of the same particular order.…”
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confidence: 99%