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Pizzone, R. G.; Spitaleri, C.; Bertulani, C. A.; Mukhamedzhanov, A. M.; Blokhintsev, L.D.; Cognata, M. La; Lamia, L.; Rinollo, A.; Spartà, R.; Туміно, А.

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“…Most used Trojan Horse nuclides are deuteron and 6 Li but also 3 He has been successfully used several times showing the polar invariance of the quasi-free process [28,29] which is at the very basis of the THM. The breakup process can then be thought as occurring within the nuclear region, so that Coulomb repulsion effects are greatly reduced.…”

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Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the¹⁸F(p,α)¹⁵O case

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Abstract. Gamma ray astronomy has made big strides in the last decades paving the way to a better understanding of explosive nucleosynthesis. In particular, crucial information on novae nucleosynthesis is linked to the abundance of the 18 F isotope, which might be detected in explosive environments. Therefore, the reaction network producing and destroying this radioactive isotope has been extensively studied in the last years. Among those reactions, the 18 F(p,α) 15 O cross section has been measured by means of several dedicated experiments, both using direct and indirect methods. The presence of resonances in the energy region of astrophysical interest has been reported by many authors. In the present work a report on a recent experiment performed via the Trojan Horse Method (THM) at the Texas A&M Cyclotron Institute is presented and the results are given and compared with the ones known in the literature, both direct and indirect. Data arising from THM measurements are then averaged and the reaction rate calculated in the novae energy range. Hints on future astrophysical applications will also be given.

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“…However, it must be stressed here that the TH S(E)-factor determination requires a normalization procedure to the available direct measurements performed at higher energies, thus rendering the THM a complementary experimental technique for nuclear astrophysics aimed at reaching the ultra-low energy region of interest for astrophysical applications. THM has been used in studying several problems, ranging from BBN [7], light element burning reactions [8][9][10][11][12], CNO reactions [13][14][15], explosive nucleosynthesis involving RIB [16,17] and removing/producing neutron reactions [18,19].…”

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The Trojan Horse Method for nuclear astrophysics and its recent applications

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Abstract. The Trojan Horse Method (THM) has been applied extensively for the last 25 years to measure nuclear reaction cross sections of interest for astrophysics. Although it has been mainly applied for charged particle-induced reactions, recently it has been found to have also a relevant role for neutron-induced reactions. Here, some advantages of THM will be discussed and the preliminary results of the cosmological relevant 7 Be(n,α) 4 He cross section measurement are discussed.

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“…Thus, if the PWIA is valid, the HOES differential cross section for the binary sub-reaction determined from the TH reaction should not depend on the type of the TH nucleus, as was proven in Refs. [21] for the two examined cases (see also, Fig. 2).…”

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Proceedings of 51st International Winter Meeting on Nuclear Physics — PoS(Bormio 2013)

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Updated evidence of the Trojan horse particle invariance for the2H(d,p)3H reaction

Abstract: The Trojan Horse nucleus invariance for the binary d(d,p)t reaction was tested by means of new experiment using the quasi free 2 H( 6 Li, pt) 4 He and 2 H( 3 He,pt)H

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Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the¹⁸F(p,α)¹⁵O case

Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the¹⁸F(p,α)¹⁵O case

The Trojan Horse Method for nuclear astrophysics and its recent applications

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Updated evidence of the Trojan horse particle invariance for the2H(d,p)3H reaction

Abstract: The Trojan Horse nucleus invariance for the binary d(d,p)t reaction was tested by means of new experiment using the quasi free 2 H( 6 Li, pt) 4 He and 2 H( 3 He,pt)H

Cited by 55 publications

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Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the18F(p,α)15O case

Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the18F(p,α)15O case

The Trojan Horse Method for nuclear astrophysics and its recent applications

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Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the¹⁸F(p,α)¹⁵O case

Fusion reactions induced by radioactive beams: the¹⁸F(p,α)¹⁵O case