The 20Ne(16O,16O)20Ne excitation function at θc.m. = 90° and parity-dependent interactions

Hebbard, D.F.; Nurzyński, J.; Ophel, T.R.; Drumm, P.V.; Kondō, Y.; Robson, B.A.; Smith, Rachel Charlotte

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(88)90478-2

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“…In Refs. [3][4][5]27], an angular-momentum-and energy-dependent imaginary potential is introduced for the 16 O+ 20 Ne system, and a reasonable description of the excitation functions is obtained. In this work, we do not attempt to obtain a practicable expression for the energy dependence of the optical potential.…”

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ElasticO16+Ne20scattering from a folding model analysis

Yang

2011

Phys. Rev. C

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A folding potential for elastic 16 O+ 20 Ne scattering is constructed based on the four-α-particle model for the 16 O nucleus and the α+ 16 O model for the 20 Ne nucleus. The elastic scattering angular distributions of the 16 O+ 20 Ne system in the energy range of E c.m. = 24.5-35.5 MeV are calculated by use of the α-folding potential obtained. The calculations show that the experimental data can be reasonably well described. The surface term in the imaginary potential has a significant effect on the calculations of the cross section at large angles for the energies considered.

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“…The solid circles are calculations averaged over an angular range of ±2 • for the considered energies obtained by the α-folding potential with a WS + WSD imaginary part. The data (open circles) are taken from Refs [27,28]…”

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