A comprehensive analysis of 9Li + 70Zn fusion cross section by using proximity potentials, temperature dependent density distributions and nuclear potentials

Abstract

The fusion cross section of $^{9}$Li + $^{70}$Zn reaction is studiedin an extensive manner within the framework of different theoreticalapproaches. For this purpose, three different methods which consistof proximity potentials, temperature dependent densities andtemperature dependent nuclear potentials are used in order todetermine the real part of the nuclear potential. The imaginary partis considered as Woods-Saxon potential. The calculated fusion crosssections are compared with the experimental data. The theoreticalresults describe the experimental data very well. It is seen thatthe applied approaches present to be different ways to study thereactions involving fusion cross sections.

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