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Asai, J.; Rioux, C.; Irshad, M.; Pigeon, R.; Slobodrian, R.J.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.16.1762

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“…We have performed a systematic study of the polarization of outgoing protons in two-nucleon transfer reactions induced by 3He projectiles in the 1 p shell [4,5], with a polarimetry facility consisting of two Si polarimeters and ancillary equipment [-6]. Existing evidence on the dominance of the deuteron transfer mechanism [7] was reinforced in the course of our work [8,9]. The results reported here correspond to the closure of the lp shell and they corroborate in part such dominance.…”

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Proton polarization in the14N(3He, p)16O reaction near 10 MeV and reaction mechanisms

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The angular distribution of the proton polarization has been measured between 30 ~ and 110 ~ in the CM system near 10 MeV laboratory energy. It provides a sensitive test of theoretical fits to the cross section angular distribution. The reaction mechanism is largely direct below 70 ~ and evidence has been found for a deuteron-cluster transfer.Nuclear Reactions l~N(3He, p), E=9.SMeV; measured P(E, 0), or(E, 0); DWBA and deuteron transfer analysis; deduced dominant mechanism of forward angle amplitudes.

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Proton polarization in the14N(3He, p)16O reaction near 10 MeV and reaction mechanisms

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Macroscopic Quantum Tunneling in Ferromagnets and Antiferromagnets

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Quantum Tunneling of Magnetization — QTM ’94

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Tunneling decay of false domain walls: The silence of the lambs

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We study the decay of "false" domain walls, which are metastable states of the quantum theory where the true vacuum is trapped inside the wall, with the false vacuum outside. We consider a theory with two scalar fields, a shepherd field and a field of sheep. The shepherd field serves to herd the solitons of the sheep field so that they are nicely bunched together. However, quantum tunnelling of the shepherd field releases the sheep to spread out uncontrollably. We show how to calculate the tunnelling amplitude for such a disintegration.

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Deuteron transfer andp−Be8optical model parameters in the

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Proton polarization in the14N(3He, p)16O reaction near 10 MeV and reaction mechanisms

Proton polarization in the14N(3He, p)16O reaction near 10 MeV and reaction mechanisms

Macroscopic Quantum Tunneling in Ferromagnets and Antiferromagnets

Tunneling decay of false domain walls: The silence of the lambs

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