(d, t) reactions on 54Cr, 67, 68Zn nuclei

Borşaru, M.; Nurzyński, J.; Gebbie, D.W.; Hollas, C.L.; Whineray, S.; Merrill, N.H.; Barbopoulos, L.O.; Quinton, A.R.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(75)90465-0

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“…This J* = 3.2" level is observed to be strongly excited in the 52 Cr(<f,p) reaction; 1,2 5 ' 14 its transition decay gamma ray, at E-, = 2320.5 keV, is observed strongly in the 52 Cr(<f,j>7) reaction, 14,17 the capture reaction 52 Cr(n,7) for ther mal neutrons, 18,21 in the 50 Ti(a,«7) reaction, 10 and in Coulomb excitation. 26 Our gamma-ray production cross sections are shown in Fig.…”

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Gamma-ray decay of levels in /sup 53/Cr

Dickens¹,

Larson²

1987

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Gamma-ray decay of levels in /sup 53/Cr

Dickens¹,

Larson²

1987

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“…The (a, ny) reaction has also been used to study low spin states in 64Zn [lo, 111. The low spin states have also been studied with several other reactions [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23] and from P'-decay of @,66Ga [24-271 .…”

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Low Spin States in⁶⁴Zn and⁶⁶Zn

Erlandsson¹,

Lyttkens²,

Nilson³

et al. 1980

Phys. Scr.

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“…Cr pick-up[54,55] transitions, at the incident energies of 10 MeV and, respectively, 11.8 and 12 MeV.actions with fewer Cr isotopes and emission of fewer nucleons. Thus, a more focused analysis of distinct reaction mechanisms becomes possible in the case of 54 Mn nucleus.…”

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Consistent account of deuteron-induced reactions on natCr up to 60 MeV

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sive BU and DR cross sections is still investigated numerically (e.g., [2] and Refs. therein). On the other hand, the sparce deuteron-breakup experimental data systematics [3][4][5][6][7] related to the high complexity of the breakup mechanism has constrained so far a comprehensive analysis of the deuteron interactions within wide ranges of target nuclei and incident energies. Thus, reaction cross sections recommended most recently for high-priority elements are still based on data fit, e.g. by various-order Pade approximations [8], with so low predictive power and apart from nuclear modeling advance.Consequently, complementary measurements and model calculations are necessary in order to meet the demands of several on-going strategic research programmes of international large-scale facilities [9-11] and databases [12]. The present work aims both to enhance the database of deuteron-induced reactions on natural chromium, up to 20 MeV, and continue a series of recent analyzes [13][14][15][16][17][18] looking for the consistent inclusion of the deuteron BU contribution within activation cross-section account. The experimental setup as well the new mea-

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(d, t) reactions on 54Cr, 67, 68Zn nuclei

Cited by 37 publications

References 26 publications

Gamma-ray decay of levels in /sup 53/Cr

Gamma-ray decay of levels in /sup 53/Cr

Low Spin States in⁶⁴Zn and⁶⁶Zn

Consistent account of deuteron-induced reactions on natCr up to 60 MeV

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(d, t) reactions on 54Cr, 67, 68Zn nuclei

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Gamma-ray decay of levels in /sup 53/Cr

Gamma-ray decay of levels in /sup 53/Cr

Low Spin States in64Zn and66Zn

Consistent account of deuteron-induced reactions on natCr up to 60 MeV

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Low Spin States in⁶⁴Zn and⁶⁶Zn