Study of 18F by use of (3He, p) and (α, d) reactions

Mangelson, N.F.; Harvey, Brian

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(68)90807-5

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“…This level, which was not resolved in the (3He, p) and (a,d) reactions of Mangelson et al (1968), is very weakly excited both in the present work and in that of Polsky et al (1969). The angular distribution of protons feeding this level was not extracted because of the small cross section (40 + 20 pb sr-').…”

Section: T H E 4 P 2 H Statescontrasting

confidence: 60%

“…p) reaction the transferred deuteron may be either in a 'S or 3S state and so the reaction '60(3He, p)18F would be expected to lead readily to the excitation of (2ppOh) states in "F. The present work was undertaken to study the level properties of ISF through the '60(3He, p) reaction. This reaction has been studied previously by Puhlhofer and Bock (1967), Mangelson et al (1968) and Polsky et al (1969). A survey of earlier work is given by Mangelson et al Several levels up to E , = 3.8 MeV and 6.9 MeV were studied by Puhlhofer and Bock (1967) and Polsky et a1 (1969) respectively; angular distributions were analysed in terms of the DWBA method based on a 'pseudo-single-stripping' of a mass-2 particle and this proved adequate in some cases for the identification of transferred angular momenta.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 92%

“…Three sets of 3He potential and two sets of proton potential were used (table 3). Following the notation of Mangelson et al (1968), set 6 is the average of two 3He potentials used by Hiebert et a E (1967) in their study of the 160(d, 3He)'5N reaction. The potential set 9 is the average of potentials obtained from the fitting of the 3He-160 elastic scattering data of Artemov et al (1965).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A survey of earlier work is given by Mangelson et al Several levels up to E , = 3.8 MeV and 6.9 MeV were studied by Puhlhofer and Bock (1967) and Polsky et a1 (1969) respectively; angular distributions were analysed in terms of the DWBA method based on a 'pseudo-single-stripping' of a mass-2 particle and this proved adequate in some cases for the identification of transferred angular momenta. A more thorough DWBA analysis was carried out by Mangelson et al (1968) using a microscopic two-particle transfer theory. Their energy resolution (-140 keV), however, was not sufficient to resolve several well established levels in "F (for example, the triplet at E, -1 MeV).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Sideways Growth of Domains in Polarization Reversal in Triglycine Sulphate

Hayashi

Mishima

1969

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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The '60(3He, p)'*F reaction has been studied at 18 MeV and angular distributions have been measured for observed levels up to 10MeV. The distributions for the 2 p 4 h positive parity states have been analysed in terms of the DWBA theory for a twonucleon stripping process and good agreement has been obtained in most cases up to a centre-of-mass angle of 90". Eleven new levels in 18F have been observed between E, = 7 MeV and 10 MeV. Tentative J" assignments have been made for some of them.

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Section: T H E 4 P 2 H Statescontrasting

confidence: 60%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 92%

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confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sideways Growth of Domains in Polarization Reversal in Triglycine Sulphate

Hayashi

Mishima

1969

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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“…Pseudo-facteurs spectroscopiques ÇL ca/cu/és 18F (5 +, 1,119 MeV) : 1,000 22 Na (5 +, 1,529 MeV) : 0,025 24 Na (5+, 1,500 MeV) : 0,006 Nous avons enfin utilise le programme DWUCK [11] ] pour effectuer des ajustements aussi bien de nos donnees, que celles du niveau 5+ de 18F atteint par la reaction 160(a, d) 18 F a 40,5 MeV [12]. Les amplitudes de structure GNLSJT sont celles calculees ci-dessus.…”

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