Quasielastic Electron Scattering from Nuclei

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概要

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• Nuclear electroexcitations above the giant resonance energy region in electron scattering are studied using the quasielastic model. A realistic Woods-Saxon single particle potential is used in the calculation. The excitation functions for large as well as small momentum transfers to nuclei are well explained within our model. The position and the width of the quasielastic peak are shown to reflect the binding energies of deep hole states. Our result supports values of the binding energies obtained by the recent (e, e'p) experiment. A scaling hypothesis is considered to connect experimental data on different momentum and energy transfers and use of such a hypothesis is discussed in making an estimate of the non-resonant background term in the giant resonance region.

• 理論物理学刊行会の論文
• 1975-11-25

著者

• KAWAZOE Yoshiyuki

  IMR, Tohoku University

• Matsuzaki Hisao

  Department Of Physic Tohoku College Of Pharmacy

• TAKEDA Gyo

  Department of Physics, Tohoku University

• KAWAZOE Yoshiyuki

  College of Arts and Sciences, Tohoku University

• Takeda Gyo

  Department Of Physics Tohoku University

• Kawazoe Yoshiyuki

  College Of Arts And Sciences Tohoku University : Department Of Physics Tokoku University

• Takeda Gyo

  Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science Tohoku University

• Takeda Gyo

  Department Of Physics Tokoku University

• KAWAZOE Yoshiyuki

  College of Arts and Sciences, Tohoku University : Department of Physics, Tokoku University

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