A particle identification technique for large acceptance spectrometers

Cappuzzello, F.; Cavallaro, M.; Cunsolo, A.; Foti, A.; Carbone, D.; Orrigo, S. E. A.; Rodrigues, M. R. D.

doi:10.1016/j.nima.2010.05.027

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“…[11][12][13][14]. Exclusive yields were determined for pairs of angles every 0.5 • for α's observed in MAGNEX over the angular range 0 • to 10 • , combined with tritons observed at the fixed angle of 5 • .…”

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Exclusive breakup of Li7 incident on a proton target at 5.44A MeV

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An exclusive measurement of the breakup of 7 Li incident on a proton target was performed at 38.1 MeV (5.44 MeV/nucleon), probing the direct part of the excitation to the continuum. The two cluster constituents of 7 Li, 4 He, and 3 H, were recorded in coincidence in the MAGNEX spectrometer and a silicon detector respectively. Both detection systems were set at forward angles and the measurement of both kinematical solutions allowed the determination of a breakup angular distribution over a wide angular range in the center-of-mass frame. Comprehensive simulations provided the detection efficiency of the system and via the appropriate kinematics the transformation of the cross sections from the laboratory to the center-of-mass reference frame. The experimental results are analyzed and discussed together with previous elastic scattering data using the Continuum Discretized Coupled Channels (CDCC) framework and are found to be in satisfactory agreement. It was found that while the breakup cross section was dominated by the nonresonant component, the most important influence on the elastic scattering was due to coupling to the 7/2 − resonance of 7 Li.

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“…The elastic scattering of protons by 6 Li is revisited in this Brief Report in inverse kinematics and by using the MAGNEX spectrometer [31][32][33][34][35] on the following grounds. This will be considered as a predecessor measurement to one with radioactive projectiles, such as 8 Li.…”

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“…[32,37]. The two kinematical solutions of the ejectiles were measured by the application of three different magnetic fields.…”

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Reexamination ofLi6+pelastic scattering in inverse kinematics

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Pakou²,

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Phys. Rev. C

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“…Also a structure at about 17 MeV is not reproduced in this approach. An explicit treatment of the full 12 C+n+n interaction, including the n-n pairing, would be required to understand the remaining details of the energy spectra.…”

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“…A 49 μg/cm 2 self-supporting 12 C target was used. The 16 O ejectiles were momentum analysed by the MAGNEX spectrometer working in the full acceptance mode (solid angle Ω ~ 50 msr and momentum range Δp/p ~ 24%).…”

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New structures in the continuum of light nuclei populated by two-neutron transfer reactions

Carbone

Bonaccorso

Cappuzzello

et al. 2014

EPJ Web of Conferences

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Abstract. The 12 C( 18 O, 16 O) 14 C reaction has been studied at 84 MeV incident energy. The ejectiles have been momentum analysed at forward angles by the MAGNEX magnetic spectrometer. The energy spectra were obtained up to about 20 MeV excitation energy. Calculations based on the removal of two uncorrelated neutrons from the projectile describe a significant part of the continuum observed in the energy spectra. In particular, a resonance of the residual nucleus dominates the region near the two-neutron emission threshold.

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A particle identification technique for large acceptance spectrometers

Cited by 112 publications

References 13 publications

Exclusive breakup of Li7 incident on a proton target at 5.44A MeV

Exclusive breakup of Li7 incident on a proton target at 5.44A MeV

Reexamination ofLi6+pelastic scattering in inverse kinematics

New structures in the continuum of light nuclei populated by two-neutron transfer reactions

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