2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.nimb.2015.05.004
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The 9Be(p,p0)9Be, 9Be(p,d0)8Be, and 9Be(p,α0)6Li cross-sections for analytical purposes

Abstract: a b s t r a c tThe cross-sections for the 9 Be(p,d 0 ) 8 Be nuclear reaction and for 9 Be(p,p 0 ) 9 Be backscattering were measured at a laboratory scattering angle of 165°in the energy range from 400 to 4150 keV, the cross-section for the 9 Be(p,a 0 ) 6 Li nuclear reaction was determined in the energy range from 400 to 1300 keV. The cross-sections were determined using thin films. The absolute accuracies are about 4.4-8.6% for the backscattering, 4.6-24% for the 9 Be(p,d 0 ) 8 Be nuclear reaction, and 4.5-5% … Show more

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“…[1], we enter the region of 10 B resonances and possible compound nucleus contributions. In fact, according to the compilation of Krat et al [18], the energy of our data at 2.46 MeV/nucleon matches almost exactly a pronounced resonant peak, responsible for the apparent worse agreement of the present JLM calculations and the CRC calculations of Ref. [1] with the data at this energy.…”
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confidence: 62%
“…[1], we enter the region of 10 B resonances and possible compound nucleus contributions. In fact, according to the compilation of Krat et al [18], the energy of our data at 2.46 MeV/nucleon matches almost exactly a pronounced resonant peak, responsible for the apparent worse agreement of the present JLM calculations and the CRC calculations of Ref. [1] with the data at this energy.…”
contrasting
confidence: 62%
“…The 12C( 3 He,p0)14N and 12 C( 3 He,p1) 14 N reactions were used to measure the C content [15]. The 9 Be( 3 He,p0) 11 B and 9 Be( 3 He,p1) 11 B reactions were used to measure the Be content [16]. In both JET-ILW1 and JET-ILW2 for which data from tile 5 is available, the strongest erosion was observed there, in the areas close to the maximum duration of strike-point positioning.…”
Section: Ion Beam Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The target thickness determination and the proton spectra simulation was accomplished using the evaluated data for the 12 C(p,p0) 12 C [82], 14 N(p,p0) 14 N [26], 16 O(p,p0) 16 O [84] and the nat Si(p,p0) nat Si [27] elastic scattering as calculated through the online calculator SigmaCalc 2.0, implemented in SIMNRA v. 6.94. For the simulation of the 9 Be(p,p0) 9 Be peak, in the absence of evaluated or benchmarked data, measured data were used and more specifically the data by Liu et al [17] at 170 o , which were in agreement, within 4%, with the data by Krat et al [18] at 165 o . An experimental spectrum, along with the simulated one, are shown in Fig.…”
Section: Target Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The nat O(d,d0) nat O was studied in the energy range of 1500 -2500 keV with steps of 10-20 keV and for the scattering angles of 130 o , 140 o , 150 o , 160 o and 170 o . The level scheme of the formed compound nucleus 18 F* for the most abundant isotope of natural oxygen, that is 16 O, is illustrated in Fig 5 .1. These levels were retrieved from [90] and [91] and de-excite via the emission, of not only deuterons, but a variety of particles in the exit channel, such as protons (e.g.…”
Section: Cross Section Measurements For the Nat O(dd0) Nat O Elastic Scatteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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