1992
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.45.r492
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Probing α-particle wave functions by (d,α) tensor analyzing powers

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“…The main reason for this disagreement was the limitation of the DWBA calculations to the zero-range approximation. Meanwhile the DWBA model calculations have been improved and the DWBA codes TWOFNR (Crosson et al . 1992(Crosson et al .…”
Section: 1071/ph98035mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The main reason for this disagreement was the limitation of the DWBA calculations to the zero-range approximation. Meanwhile the DWBA model calculations have been improved and the DWBA codes TWOFNR (Crosson et al . 1992(Crosson et al .…”
Section: 1071/ph98035mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…D-state effects in the α-particles are very sensitive to the short-range behaviour of the nucleon-nucleon tensor force because the two deuterons must be in close proximity in order to be tightly bound in the α-particle. The analysing power A xx of the (d, α) reaction is very sensitive to D-state contributions in the α-particle wavefunction and therefore the A xx of (d, α) reaction data can be used to test realistic α-particle wavefunctions (Crosson et al . 1992).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 13 C(d, p) 14 C cross section had already been measured at 410-810 keV deuteron energies by Putt (1971), who also reported DWBA calculations made using the zero-range approximation. However, there is now a need to repeat these cross section calculations using an improved DWBA technique that incorporates the finite-range approximation and includes D-state contributions in the nuclear wavefunctions (Crosson et al . 1992(Crosson et al .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%