Cross sections and mean angular momenta for 64Ni + 92,96Zr fusion near and below the Coulomb barrier

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(92)90695-G

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 548, Issue 3, 19 October 1992, Pages 453-470

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Abstract

Fusion cross sections and mean angular momenta have been measured for ⁶⁴Ni + ^92,96Zr around the Coulomb barrier. The results are presented and systematically compared with the predictions of a schematic coupled-channel model, demonstrating the need of more refined calculations including higher-order coupling effects, and/or other degrees of freedom, beyond the usual inelastic and quasi-elastic transfer channels.

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