Can break-up reactions be used to probe high-lying inelastic channels in C-12+C-12 scattering?

TY - JOUR

T1 - Can break-up reactions be used to probe high-lying inelastic channels in C-12+C-12 scattering?

AU - Hoad, S J

AU - Clarke, N M

AU - Curtis, N

AU - Freer, M

AU - Fulton, B R

AU - Hall, S J

AU - Leddy, M J

AU - Murphy, A S J

AU - Pople, J S

AU - Tungate, G

AU - Ward, R P

AU - Chappell, S P G

AU - Fox, S P

AU - Jones, C D

AU - Watson, D L

AU - Rae, W D M

AU - Simmons, P M

AU - Catford, W N

AU - Gyapong, G J

AU - Singer, S M

PY - 1998/1

Y1 - 1998/1

N2 - The C-12(Mg-24, (CC)-C-12-C-12*)C-12 reaction has been studied to investigate a possible overlap with the C-12-C-12 scattering resonances observed in the gs-0(2)(+) and gs-3(-) channels. Evidence for the break-up of Mg-24 was observed, but the yield was too low to be able to associate it with specific resonances.

AB - The C-12(Mg-24, (CC)-C-12-C-12*)C-12 reaction has been studied to investigate a possible overlap with the C-12-C-12 scattering resonances observed in the gs-0(2)(+) and gs-3(-) channels. Evidence for the break-up of Mg-24 was observed, but the yield was too low to be able to associate it with specific resonances.

KW - MG-24

KW - RESONANCES

KW - FISSION

KW - STATES

KW - CONFIGURATIONS

KW - NUCLEI

KW - DECAY

KW - C-12

M3 - Article

SN - 0954-3899

VL - 24

SP - 167

EP - 173

JO - Journal of physics g-Nuclear and particle physics

JF - Journal of physics g-Nuclear and particle physics

IS - 1

ER -