Study of the Elastic Scattering of 32S by 24Mg at Low Energies

Hassanain, M. A.; Ibraheem, Awad A.

doi:10.1007/s13538-015-0354-7

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“…Heavy ion (HI) scattering at incident energies above the Coulomb barrier is considered a particularly important interaction for the determination of the ion-ion potential [1]. Therefore, the recent progress in experimental heavy ion physics has induced various theoretical investigations in this field [2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. In the case of 32 S, few high-resolution HI scattering measurements are available [9] as accurate measurements assimilate an interesting means of studying nuclear deformations when the shape of one of the colliding nuclei is well known.…”

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Analysis of the elastic and inelastic scattering of 32S on 28Si at energies from 77 to 135 MeV

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Behairy,

Hassanain

et al. 2023

New Valley University Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences

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The elastic and inelastic differential cross-sections of 32 S on 28 Si at incident energies of 77, 90, 97.09, 120, and 135 MeV were analyzed. The first 2 + excitation state in both nuclei as well as the [2 + , 2 + ] mutual excitation were studied. The calculations were performed using double folding model. Three different potentials are used: the phenomenological Woods-Saxon double-folding cluster, in addition to the density-independent M3Y potential, which is considered for comparison. The imaginary potential part for the three potentials used was taken in the Woods-Saxon form. The influence of the inelastic channel on the elastic channel was investigated using the coupled channel method. Reasonable agreement for the considered experimental data for elastic and inelastic scattering was attained using the three generated potentials. The results of the cluster models show better agreement with the data than the other theoretical models. The total reaction and inelastic cross sections for lowlying excited states were extracted. The fitted deformation parameters for the transition potentials are also provided.

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“…In the past few decades, the double folding model has been successfully used to describe the elastic and inelastic scattering of two heavy ions [4]. The basic inputs in the folding calculation are the nuclear densities of the colliding nuclei and effective NN interaction.…”

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