SPIN OBSERVABLE IN ANTIPROTON-NUCLEUS ELASTIC SCATTERINGS

Elastic antiproton-nucleus scattering is analysed by a phenomenological optical model potential with spin orbit interaction.The elastic scattering differential cross section dσ/dΩ,polarization P(θ) and spin rotation function Q(θ) can be discribed by this potential.From the comparison with ¹²C nucleus experiment data of differential cross section and polarization,we obtain a more realistic antiproton optical potential.     

α-Nucleus Scattering at High Energies

In this paper ,the differential cross sections of the elastic and inelastic scattering of alpha-particle of energy 1.37GeV on the 2⁺ and 3^－ excited states of ¹²C and Ca isotopes are calculated by the method of the inelastic two-composite-particle system scattering theory at high energy.The results are in agreement with experimental data.The importance of the virtual excitation in calculating the differential cross section of the elastic is descussed.     

SINGLE PROTON TRANSFER REACTION INDUCED BY HEAVY ION 40Ar(11B, 10Be)41K

The angular distribution has been measured for elastic scattering on ⁴⁰Ar with ¹¹B and for the single proton transfer reaction ⁴⁰Ar(¹¹B, ¹⁰Be)⁴¹K at the incident beam energy of 50 MeV. The elastic scattering cross section has been fitted in terms of the optical model. The EFR-DWBA aproach with recoil effect has been used to analyze the differential cross section. The spectroscopic factor was extracted.     

OCTUPLE DEFORMATION EFFECT IN PION SCATTERING FROM WELL-DEFORMED NUCLEI

The importance of octuple deformation in π^±-¹⁵²Sm scatterings is studied.Results show that the contribution due to octuple deformation to the differential cross section is small.     

ON THE REACTION MECHANISM OF ALPHA TRANSFER REACTION FOR 16O(16O, 12C)20Ne

The oscillatory structure appeared in the differential cross section of the reaction for ¹⁶O(¹⁶O, ¹²C)²⁰Ne may be explained by particle transfer from covalent channel to ionic channel in the nuclear molecular orbital theory.     

The differential cross section and polarization in p + p → d + π+

A coupled-channels approach is used for incorporating NΔ configurations into the mechanism of the meson production reaction p + p → d + π⁺. The differential cross section and the polarization asymmetry are calculated for lab energies ranging from threshold to 750 MeV including the partial waves up to f-wave pions and ³F state nucleons. It is found that the pp state ³F₃ is important in obtaining a reasonable agreement with the existing experimental data. We find a remarkable insensitivity of the differential cross section to the D-state probability of the deuteron, whereas the polarization is somewhat dependent on this.     

Charge Symmetry Breaking Effects in Elastic Nucleon Scattering From the 3H and 3He Mirror Nuclei

Using a microscopic momenteum space optical potential and the method for treating the Coulomb force, which is propose by R Crespo and J. A. Tostevin, we calculated the differential cross section of elastic nucleon scattering from the ³H and ³He mirror nuclei at 500MeV and the ratio of cross sections. The charge symmetry breaking effects due to the Coulomb force between the proton and nuclei are shown.     

Angular Distribution of Elastic Scattering of 17F and 18Ne on Proton

Under reverse kinematics, elastic scattering of ¹⁷F and ¹⁸Ne on proton is studied. The experimental differential cross sections were measured. A kind of global optical potential with the CH89 parameters is used to describe the radioactive nucleus as an initial optical potential parameters. The experimental differential cross section data are analyzed by using the theoretical calculation code DWUCK4 with the distorted wave Born approximation and parameter search subroutine ABOD which automatically searches the suitable parameters. Then the optical potential parameters of scattering ¹⁷F and ¹⁸Ne on proton are obtained. From the analyses of the optimized parameters, the real central potential mean square radii of ¹⁷F and ¹⁸Ne, 3.239fm and 3.317fm are deduced, respectively.     

Effect of Polarization in （e, 2e） Ionization of Argon

The triple differential cross section of the Ar 2p orbital in a highly asymmetric geometry is calculated by using a modified distorted wave Born approximation method. A short-range polarization potential via density-functional theory is included in our calculations. It is shown that polarization potential is particularly important for calculations of the triple differential cross section.     

THEORY OF （π+,d） REACTION

In this paper the DWBA cross section formula for the（π⁺,d）reaction is deri-ved in the model of one-nucleon absorption of pion,and the differential cross sectionsfor ¹²C（π⁺,d）¹⁰C_g.5.2+reactions are estimated in PWBA.This kind of reaction isregarded as a worthnoting one for the studies of π absorption processes and the nu-clear pair structure.     

PION-SCATTERING FROM VIBRATIONAL NUCLEUS

We calculate the angular distributions of elastic and inelastic scatterings from vibrational nuclei by using optical potential. The neutron and proton transition densities can be studied by comparing the π⁺ and π^－ scattering on the nucleus. The importance of the virtual excitation of vibrational levels in calculating the differential cross section is discussed.     

The Reaction Cross Section and Neutron Removal Cross Sections of 17C

The reaction cross section, together with the one-, two- and three neutron removal cross sections, of ¹⁷C with the energy of 79A MeV on carbon target were measured using the radioactive beam line RIPS of RIKEN. The reaction cross section and the one-neutron removal cross section were analyzed within the frame of Glauber model. Both the analyses favor the dominant configuration of a ¹⁶C core (2⁺) plus a d_5/2 valence neutron for ¹⁷C. The work for the neutron-rich carbon isotope on the reaction cross section σ_R and the interaction cross section σ_I on ^{12C target are summarized.}     

COULOMB EFFECT IN π-NUCLEUS SCATTERING AT LOW ENERGY

The importance of Coulomb effect for π-¹²C, ¹⁶O scatterings is studied at incidentenergy T_π=80, 70, 50, MeV. Results show that the discrepancy between the data andthe calculation that appears in differential cross section for T_π=50 MeV in referenceis not attributed to ignoring Coulomb effect. The Coulomb effect in such energy regionis negligible, except small angle region in the differential cross sections at. T_π=50 MeV.     

Cross Section Measurements of Neutron-Rich Hg Isotopes in Reaction of 28MeV/u 18O with Thick Natural Lead Target

By using 28MeV/u ¹⁸O beam,an on-line melting lead target equipment and 4π-ΔEβ-γcoincident technique,the relative cross section ratios and absolute cross sections of neutron-rich nuclides ^205—208Hg have been measured. The production cross section of ²⁰⁹Hg is extrapolated.The cross section of ²⁰⁷Hg produced by-2p +1n from target decreases suddenly,which may be explained by change of reaction Q value.     

Messung der Neutronenpolarisation bei der Reaktion12C(d,n 0)13N mit Hilfe der Mott-Schwinger-Streuung

The polarization of neutrons produced in the reaction¹²C(d, n ⁰)¹³N was measured. Deuterons from the Karlsruhe isochronous cyclotron were used to induce this reaction at 51,5 MeV laboratory energy. The degree of polarization was determined by using the special features of Mott-Schwinger scattering. With an uranium scatterer analysing efficiencies of up to 0.92 can be obtained at very small angles (0.23°). The analysing efficiency can be calculated if the differential cross section at 0° and the total cross section is known. These quantities were experimentally determined. The differential cross section for 49.4 MeV neutrons, scattered by uranium, was measured between 0.88° and 2.10°. By an extrapolation the value 43.4±2.6 b/sr was found for the nuclear differential cross section at zero degree. A total cross section ofσ _t=4.80±0.22 b was obtained. The neutron polarization was measured at a reaction angle of 24.5° and the result isP=?0.45±0.07. This value is fairly above the semiclassical 1/3 limit and can be only explained, if spin orbit forces are taken into account. For (d, n) reactions this is the first neutron-polarization measurement above an energy of 20 MeV.     

Exploring the reaction mechanism of eta prime photoproduction

We examine theoretical implications of studying the differential cross-section and some key polarization observables in the η′ photoproduction reaction off protons, from its threshold to about 2 GeV of cm energy, the region of the so-called “missing baryon resonances”. We compare implications of different models all of which generate the observed peak in the total η′ photproduction cross section, but have very different differential cross section and polarization profields. Their measurements are thus crucial in distinguishing these reaction mechanisms, of interest to understanding QCD in its nonperturbative domain.     

STUDY OF QUASI-MOLECULE RESONANCE OF CHAIN CONFIGURATION INDUCED BY 6Li(d,dd) α REACTION AT LOW ENERGY

⁶Li(d,dd) α reaction induced by 7.3—10.6MeV deuterons was studied under collinear condition.An enhancement in differential cross section beyond the well known QFS and FSI contribution was observed at incident energy of 9MeV.It is the state of quasi-molecule resonance of chain configuration.     

MULTINUCLEON EFFECT IN PION SINGLE CHARGE EXCHANGE REACTION

In the frame of DWBA and by including multinucleon effects in the optical potential and transition matrix elements,we calculate ¹³C(π⁺,π⁰)¹⁹N(IAS) reactions.Angular distribution at 165MeV,forward angle excitation function and integrated cross sections for this reactions are studied.A formula for mass dependence of forward differential cross sections is derived.     

Regge pole model for invariant functions. V

The total cross section, the differential cross section and the polarization data ofπN charge exchange as well as elastic scattering is described by the fourρ, ρ′, P, P′ Regge type poles in good agreement with experiment.