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Transfer, sequential decay, and quasi-free reactions induced by 18-MeV 6He beam on 6Li, 7Li, and 12C

  • Proceedings of the National Conference on Nuclear Physics “Frontiers in the Physics of Nucleus” St. Petersburg State University, Russia June 28–July 1, 2005
  • Experimental Investigations of Nuclear Reactions
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The 6He + 6,7Li and 6He + 12C scattering and reactions have been studied using an 18-MeV 6He beam. Experimental results for the elastic scattering on all three targets are in fair agreement with optical model predictions, using the potentials found in the analysis of the 6Li scattering on the same targets and at close beam energies. Several two-body exit channels show clear signatures of a direct reaction mechanism allowing extraction of spectroscopic information. The measured angular distribution for the 6He + 6Li → α + 8Li reaction indicated close similarity between the α + 2n configuration in 6He and the α + d configuration in 6Li. The obtained results for α-particle pickup from both 6Li and 7Li give large values of α spectroscopic factors for some 10Be states, indicating their well-developed α + 6He cluster structure. The exotic two-proton pickup reaction (6He, 8Be) was studied, as well as two-neutron and triton transfer reactions. Quasi-free scattering of 6He on deuteron and α particle in 6Li was also observed. The sequential decay reactions 6He + 6Li → 6He + α + d, 6He + 6Li → 2α + t + n, 6He + 7Li → 6He + α + t, and 6He + 12C → 10Be + 2α were clearly seen, and α clustering of some states in 6,7Li, 8–10Be, and 14C was thus studied. Several new spectroscopic results obtained for some 10Be states support the existence of a molecule-like rotational band in 10Be with a very large moment of inertia.

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Milin, M., Cherubini, S., Davinson, T. et al. Transfer, sequential decay, and quasi-free reactions induced by 18-MeV 6He beam on 6Li, 7Li, and 12C. Phys. Atom. Nuclei 69, 1360–1365 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063778806080138

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