CDCC analysis of 22 MeV deuteron elastic scattering and (d,p) reactions on 52Cr and 206Pb

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(94)90012-4

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 573, Issue 1, 6 June 1994, Pages 1-27

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Abstract

An experiment and a continuum discretized coupled channel (CDCC) analysis have been performed for 22 MeV deuteron elastic scattering and (d,p) reactions on ⁵²Cr and ²⁰⁶Pb. The use of conventional nucleon optical potentials in CDCC analysis does not give a good agreement with the deuteron elastic scattering at a low-energy region like 22 MeV. Effects of the following four items on deuteron elastic scattering have been studied: (1) nucleon optical potentials by removing the restriction of the Woods-Saxon potential form, (2) the optical potentials which reproduce the 11 MeV proton elastic S-matrix extracted from experimental data and the requirement of flux conservation in the asymptotic region, (3) the deuteron breakup process into ³P states on ²⁰⁶Pb and (4) the antisymmetrization effect between nucleon distributions in the target nucleus and in the deuteron. Distorted waves in the above analyses were used for the finite-range CDCC(d,p) calculations. The simultaneous reproduction of elastic and (d,p)-reaction data is discussed.

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CDCC analysis of 22 MeV deuteron elastic scattering and (d,p) reactions on 52Cr and 206Pb

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CDCC analysis of 22 MeV deuteron elastic scattering and (d,p) reactions on ⁵²Cr and ²⁰⁶Pb