7-11 July 2014
Africa/Johannesburg timezone
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Coupled-channel studies of nucleon-scattering from oxygen isotopes

11 Jul 2014, 10:20
20m
D Les 101

D Les 101

Oral Presentation Track B - Nuclear, Particle and Radiation Physics NPRP

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Prof. Steven Karataglidis (University of Johannesburg)

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The Multi-Channel Algebraic Scattering (MCAS) method for the description of nucleon-nucleus scattering has been used with a (collective) rotational model of structure describing the target. The success of that model, when incorporating the Pauli Principle in the interactions describing the scattering and the formation of the compound systems, has been quite good. We extend that method to include the vibrational model in describing the target states, and apply the method to the scattering of low-energy nucleons from oxygen isotopes. Results for nucleon scattering from 16O, leading to states in the compound nuclei 17O and 17F, will be reported, as will preliminary results for nucleon scattering from 18O.

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Prof. Steven Karataglidis (University of Johannesburg)

Co-authors

Mr Dirk van der Knijff (University of Melbourne) Prof. Gualtiero Pisent (University of Padova) Prof. Juris Svenne (University of Manitoba) Prof. Ken amos (university of Melbourne) Prof. Luciano Canton (INFN/University of Padova) Dr Paul Fraser (INFN/University of Padova)

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