Folding model analysis of inelastic alfa particle scattering to giant resonances /

-3% -2%) of the E2 energy-weighted sum rule (EWSR) for

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Simler, George F., 1969-
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1997.
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Summary:-3% -2%) of the E2 energy-weighted sum rule (EWSR) for
(deformed potential) model.
1--2 state was fit well using the electromagnetic B(E2)
1=2 calculations corresponding to 45+5% (42+5%
agreement with previous deformed potential results. The
agreement with previous work. The experimental Ex=17.42 MeV
and 1=3 states were nearly the same for both cases.
angles. The experimental Ex=13.2 MeV and Ex=15.6 MeV peaks
angular range, even though cross sections for low-lying 1=2
B(EI) values. The experimental Ex=16.08 MeV peak was fit by
calculations.116 For n. the data for the Ex=1.29 MeV
changed significantly when hybrid folding model potential
considerably smaller than from previous folding model
corresponding to 19:t2% (4O-t2%) of the EO
EWSR and 73︢% (8+5% -3% ) of the E2 EWSR with the folding
EX=2.27 MeV 1=3 state was not well reproduced at smaller
EX=21.8 MeV peak was fit by an 1=3 calculation corresponding
GMR has been located, cross sections for p GMR excitation
of the E2 EWSR and 1061︢4% of the EO EWSR, in excellent
peak was fit by a combination of 1=0 and 1=2 calculations
Potential parameters were obtained from recent elastic
potential results. For 58 Ni where only a small art of the
scattering data covering an angular range of 2-320.Data for
scattering of 240 MeV alpha particles by 5 8Ni and " 116Sn.
sections for the inelastic
The EO EWSR contribution from the folding model is
the Ex= 1 .454 MeV 1=2 and Ex=4.475 MeV 1=3 states in 58 Ni
the folding (deformed potential) model, which were in good
The hybrid single-folding model is used to calculate cross
to 90-+5% of the E3 EWSR, substantially higher than deformed
value. However the shape of the angular distribution for the
were fit by 1=2 and 1=0 calculations corresponding to 961︢5%
were fit well
with deformation parameters obtained from electromagnetic
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Physical Description:ix, 80 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm.
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Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references: pages 59-60.