α-clustering folding model

Double folding analysis of 3 He elastic and inelastic scattering to low lying states on 90 Zr, 116 Sn and 208 Pb at 270 MeV

“…The first and second terms represent the direct part and the third term represents the exchange part of the interaction potential. It plays an important role in reproducing the experimental results for elastic and inelastic scattering [11,12]. The exchange part can be written to a good approximation in the form [10]…”

Study of 3 He inelastic scattering on 13 C and 14 C at 37.9 MeV

“…The first term represents the direct part and the second term represents the exchange part of the interaction potential. It plays an important role in reproducing the experimental results for elastic and inelastic scattering [8,9]. The exchange part can be written to a good approximation in the form [4]…”

“…Such calculations are used to analyze nuclear reactions and are compared with the experimental data and phenomenological calculations [4][5][6][7]. Successful description of angular distributions of elastic scattering cross section for light heavy colliding nuclei at several energies were obtained using double folding (DF) alpha cluster potentials [8,9]. Various values of renormalization constant for the real part of the optical potential to obtain a good fit to the experimental data were used.…”

Analysis ofO16+O16elastic and inelastic scattering using the optical model a

“…Experimental data on the elastic refractive scattering for light-heavy ions (HIs) are available and stimulate many theoretical calculations [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. These calculations have seen significant progress in our understanding of the interaction between heavy ions, especially through studies of the elastic scattering of certain combinations of light-heavy ions for which the absorption is relatively weak and refractive effects appear.…”