Elastic and Inelastic Scattering of Protons from N, Ne, Mg, Si, S and A in the Energy Range from 7.6MeV to 14.2MeV

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• The angular distributions of protons scattered elastically and inelastically by N, Ne, Mg, Si, S and A nuclei have been studied at several values of proton energy from 7.6 to 14.2MeV. The distribution shapes for elastic scattering show generally diffraction patterns at E_p > 10MeV. While the yields of inelastic scattering corresponding to the second excited state of N^<14> are appreciable at higher energies, the yields for the first excited state with T = 1 are markedly low. The inelastic scatterings for the first excited states of Ne^<20>, Mg^<24> and Si^<28> are found to change their distribution shapes appreciably with proton energy. The excitation functions of the reaction for Si^<26> were also studied. The results show prominent resonance features. These results seem to support that the formation of compound nucleus plays an appreciable role in the inelastic scattering from these light nuclei, especially at the lower energy. The distribution shapes of the inelastic scattering from S^<32> are fairly insensitive to energy change. Further, the inelastic scattering of protons from A^<40> shows quite a different feature from those mentioned above. The angular distribution shapes and their energy dependences resemble much those obtained for medium weight even-even nuclei.

• 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
• 1960-05-05

著者

• Oda Yukiyasu

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Osaka University:(present)phys

• YAMAZAKI Takashi

  Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

• Yamazaki Takashi

  Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science Osaka University

• Takeda Minoru

  Department Of Physics And The Laboratory Of Nuclear Studies Faculty Of Science Osaka University

• Kikuchi Ken

  Faculty Of Science Nagoya University

• Takano Naoyuki

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo

• MATSUDA Kazuhisa

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo

• KOBAYASHI Shinsaku

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo

• KIKUCHI Ken

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo

• MATSUDA Kazuhisa

  The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research

• TAKEDA Minoru

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo

• HU Chuin

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo

• NAGAHARA Yukio

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo

• Hu Chuin

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Osaka University

• Hu Chuin

  Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science Osaka University

• NAGAHARA Yukio

  Yokohama National University

• Takeda Minoru

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Osaka University

• Yamazaki Takashi

  Department Of Physics And The Laboratory Of Nuclear Studies Faculty Of Science Osaka University

• Oda Yukiyasu

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Tokyo Institute Of Technology

• Kobayashi Shinsaku

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo

• Hu Chuin

  Department Of Physics Osaka University

• Matsuda Kazuhisa

  The Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research.

• Matsuda Kazuhisa

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo

• Kikuchi Ken

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo

• Matsuda Kazuhisa

  The Insitute Of Physical And Chemical Research

• Nagahara Yukio

  Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo

• YAMAZAKI Takashi

  Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo:Department of Physics, Osaka University

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