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Two-proton transfer reaction48Ca(18O,16C)50Ti at 102 MeV

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Zeitschrift für Physik A Atoms and Nuclei

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Differential cross sections for18O elastic scattering and the (18O,16C) and (18O,17N) reactions on48Ca were measured at 102 MeV using a Q3D magnetic spectrograph. The transitions to the 7/2 ground state (g.s.) of49Sc and the 0+ (g.s.), 2+ (1.554 MeV), 4+ (2.675 MeV), and 6+ (3.198 MeV) states of50Ti were analyzed by DWBA calculations which include finite-range and recoil effects. Simple cluster-transfer calculations were done for all two-proton transfer transitions. For the 0+ (g.s.) transition a two-nucleon transfer code employing microscopic wave functions was also used. It was found that absolute cross sections for this kinematically well-matched transition were underrated by a factor of about 7 for a reasonable amount of configuration mixing in the nuclear states involved in this transition. This factor is very close to the value 5 derived for the similarly well-matched48Ca(18O,16O)50Ca reaction.

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The authors are indebted to Professor B.F. Bayman for the help in using his two-particle code and useful discussions and to Dr. M.A. Franey for the help in using the code DAISY.

Two of us (D.D. and T.S.B.) wish to thank the staff of the Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik at Heidelberg for their kind hospitality.

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Dehnhard, D., Saathoff, W., Bhatia, T.S. et al. Two-proton transfer reaction48Ca(18O,16C)50Ti at 102 MeV. Z Physik A 291, 71–75 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01415818

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