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Measurement and microscopic analysis of the 11B (p,p') reaction at E = 150 MeV. I: Inelastic scattering

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posted on 2023-05-16, 20:01 authored by Hannen, VM, Amos, K, van den Berg, AM, Bieber, RK, Deb, PK, Ellinghaus, F, Frekers, D, Hagermann, M, Harakeh, MN, Heyse, J, de Huu, MA, Krusemann, BAM, Rakers, S, Schmidt, S, van der Werf, SY, Wortche, HJ
Cross sections and analyzing powers for the [Formula Presented] reaction have been measured using a 150-MeV polarized proton beam from the AGOR cyclotron at KVI. For the stronger inelastic transitions, also spin-flip probabilities have been extracted. To predict cross sections and spin observables a microscopic (coordinate space) model of elastic scattering has been used, whereas for inelastic scattering calculations were performed in the distorted-wave approximation. In the model calculations a medium-modified two-nucleon effective interaction was used and nuclear structure information was obtained from shell-model calculations in a complete [Formula Presented] model space for parity-conserving transitions and a [Formula Presented] shell-model description in the case of parity-changing transitions. With the help of these model calculations, spin-isovector parts of the [Formula Presented] strengths for the negative-parity states at excitation energies of 2.125 MeV [Formula Presented] 4.445 MeV [Formula Presented] 5.020 MeV [Formula Presented] and 8.920 MeV [Formula Presented] have been extracted and compared to known Gamow-Teller strengths for the analog transitions to [Formula Presented]. © 2003 The American Physical Society.

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Publication title

Physical Review C

Volume

67

Issue

5

Pagination

054320

ISSN

0556-2813

Department/School

School of Health Sciences

Publisher

American Physical Society

Place of publication

USA

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