2009
DOI: 10.1134/s1063778809100019
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α + 12C scattering at 110 MeV: Has exotic 7.65 MeV Hoyle’s state signatures “alpha-condensate” structure?

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“…Thus the radii of 12 B in the halo states that will be presented in this paper are useful in estimating the radii of the nuclei with A = 12 determined by other methods. It should be mentioned in this connection that a possibility to apply the modified diffraction method (MDM) [34][35][36] for determining the radii of nuclei in the excited states by studying the charge-exchange ( 3 He, t ) reactions was recently proposed [37]. The first applications of MDM to the mirror states of 13 C and 13 N nuclei [37] have demonstrated the effectiveness of this new approach.…”
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“…Thus the radii of 12 B in the halo states that will be presented in this paper are useful in estimating the radii of the nuclei with A = 12 determined by other methods. It should be mentioned in this connection that a possibility to apply the modified diffraction method (MDM) [34][35][36] for determining the radii of nuclei in the excited states by studying the charge-exchange ( 3 He, t ) reactions was recently proposed [37]. The first applications of MDM to the mirror states of 13 C and 13 N nuclei [37] have demonstrated the effectiveness of this new approach.…”
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“…The COP is utilized in the OM calculations of 4 He+ 12 C at other energies as well to analyze the applicable energy range. Using the COP in the reaction at 27.5 A MeV [26], the experimental ESAD is reproduced successfully as those data sets in Fig. 1.…”
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“…The overall energy resolution was about 200 keV due to use of a beam monochromatization system. Besides, we reconstructed the cross-section of the inelastic scattering cross-section to the state 4 + , 14.08 MeV from the data measured at 110 MeV previously [11] but unpublished at that time.…”
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