The sudden approximation as applied to deuteron stripping at low energies

Baker, T; Buttle, P.J.A.; Goldfarb, L.J.B.

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(68)90178-0

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“…In this intermediate energy region (~ 10 MeV to ~ 25 MeV) it is difficult to give a fair judgement on the relative goodness of the two models. At low energies the BHMM does a good attempt to reproduce the features for small angles but it is known to do very bad for energies below the Coulomb barrier [8,10]. In this energy region the DWBA works fairly well since the reasons for the distortions are free of doubt.…”

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On the sudden approximation as applied to (d, p) reactions

Gridnev¹,

Hefter²

1975

Z Physik A

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Abstract. Results of the sudden approximation are compared to predictions of the conventional DWBA and to experiment. The asymptotic spectroscopic amplitude obtained by the sudden approximation is interpreted as the maximum limit of its true value. The main approximations of the model are asserted to stem from violations of the completeness of the virtual neutron wavefunctions and the crude application of the sudden approximation. It appears impossible to separate these two points. Improvements of the model are discussed.

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confidence: 94%