Elastic scattering of vector polarized deuterons on 4He

Grüebler, W.; Künig, V.; Schmelzbach, P.A.; Marmier, P.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(69)90031-1

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“…The potential αN -I describes most of the experimental E d = 4.81 MeV data quite satisfac- [7] for the differential cross section and from Ref. [5] for the spin observables, and the 17-MeV data are from Ref. [6].…”

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“…The αd scattering has been studied extensively in the past, both experimentally and theoretically [5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12]. Although αd is a six-nucleon system, at low energies, to a good approximation, the α particle may be considered a spin zero structureless boson, and thereby the theoretical description of αd scattering may be reduced to a three-body problem made up of one α and two nucleons (N ).…”

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Coulomb force effects in low-energy α-deuteron scattering

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2006

Phys. Rev. C

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Coulomb force effects in low-energy α-deuteron scattering

Deltuva

2006

Phys. Rev. C

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“…Of the many available data sets we have fitted two: one (set 'J') comprises the angular distributions and vector analysing powers of Jenny et al [28] at five deuteron laboratory energies between 6.24 and 10 MeV. The second (set 'SG') combines the differential cross sections at 19 energies between 2.935 and 11.475 MeV [29] and vector analysing powers at 12 energies between 3.0 and 11.5 MeV [30], 539 data in all. As in [27], the differential cross sections and analysing powers of one of the two (J or SG) data sets for all energies are fitted to a single potential (which we designate respectively as the J or SG potential) using the direct data-to-potential form of IP inversion described in section 3.2.3.…”

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Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy on Ultrathin Organic Layers of Phthalocyanine and Naphthalocyanines on Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite (0001)

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Lackinger

Hietschold

2006

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It is now straightforward to carry out S-matrix to potential inversion over a very wide range of energies and for a wide range of projectile-target combinations. Inversion is possible in many cases involving spin. Iterative perturbative inversion also permits direct scattering data-to-potential inversion and furnishes powerful tools for the phenomenological analysis of nuclear scattering. The resulting single particle potentials exhibit various generic properties which challenge fundamental reaction theories as well as yield information on densities, provide input for reaction calculations. S-matrix-to-potential inversion is also a powerful tool for directly investigating theoretical processes which contribute to internuclear potentials. Various studies have given insight into contributions to the dynamic polarization potential that are due to breakup processes and/or collective and reaction channel coupling and have also illuminated the role played by exchange processes in leading to non-locality and parity dependence of the potentials. A case study involving d + 4 He is a model for ways in which inversion applied jointly to theory and experiment might illuminate the scattering of exotic nuclei.

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“…Of the many available data sets we have fitted two: one (set 'J') comprises the angular distributions and vector analysing powers of Jenny et al [28] at 5 deuteron laboratory energies between 6.24 MeV and 10 MeV. The second (set 'SG') combines the differential cross sections at 19 energies between 2.935 and 11.475 MeV [29] and vector analysing powers at 12 energies between 3.0 and 11.5 MeV [30], 539 data in all. As in Ref.…”

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Using inverse scattering methods to study inter-nucleus potentials

Mackintosh

Cooper

1998

J. Phys. G: Nucl. Part. Phys.

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It is now straightforward to carry out S-matrix to potential inversion over a very wide range of energies and for a wide range of projectile-target combinations. Inversion is possible in many cases involving spin. IP inversion also permits direct scattering data-to-potential inversion and furnishes powerful tools for the phenomenological analysis of nuclear scattering. The resulting single particle potentials exhibit various generic properties which challenge fundamental reaction theories as well as yield information on densities, provide input for reaction calculations. S-matrix to potential inversion is also a powerful tool for directly investigating theoretical processes which contribute to inter-nuclear potentials. Various studies have given insight into contributions to the dynamic polarisation potential (DPP) due to breakup processes and due to collective and reaction channel coupling and have also illuminated the role played by exchange processes in leading to non-locality and parity dependence of the potentials. A case study involving d + 4 He is a model for ways in which inversion applied jointly to theory and experiment might illuminate the scattering of exotic nuclei.

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Elastic scattering of vector polarized deuterons on 4He

Cited by 52 publications

References 15 publications

Coulomb force effects in low-energy α-deuteron scattering

Coulomb force effects in low-energy α-deuteron scattering

Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy on Ultrathin Organic Layers of Phthalocyanine and Naphthalocyanines on Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite (0001)

Using inverse scattering methods to study inter-nucleus potentials

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