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Kashy, E.; Snelgrove, J.L.

doi:10.1103/physrev.172.1124

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“…Experimentally, 40Ca has been studied in inelastic scattering of electrons [3, 4, 51, protons [6, 7, 81, deuterons [9], 3He [lo] and 4He ions [ l l , 121 as well as in nuclear reactions like (p, y) [13], (d, n) [14] and (3He, d) [15] on 39K. Special techniques have been used [16,17,181 to study certain levels in doca. For medium energy incident particles there exist some measurements on inelastic proton scattering at around 150 MeV [19,20,211.…”

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Investigation of the Excited States of⁴⁰Ca by the (p, p') Reaction at 185 MeV

Källne¹,

Tibell²,

Johansson³

1970

Phys. Scr.

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In an experiment on inelastic scattering of 185 MeV protons from 40Ca differential cross sections have been determined for scattering from individual excited states of the target nucleus. The measurements have been extended over the angular range 4° to 40° (lab. system), and the results are presented in the form of angular distributions of the most prominent peaks in the energy spectra. The identification with known states of 40Ca is made by the determination of the excitation energy, and, in the cases where the energy resolution (approximately 250 keV, FWHM) is not sufficient, by the shape of the angular distributions. The results are compared with previously published measurements on other nuclei at the same incoming proton energy as well as with inelastic scattering data at lower energies. In particular, it is shown that the results on the two closed-shell nuclei 16O and 40Ca are very similar and that these nuclei behave differently from other 1p- and 2s-1d shell nuclei studied.

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