Surprisal Analysis of the ^<63,65>Cu (e,p_0) Reactions

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• Surprisal analysis is applied to photoreaction. The statistical model of HauserFeshbach is extended to analyze the ""'Cu(y, p.) reactions. A unified understandingof the measured cross sections in the giant resonance energy region, which has yet tobe achieved, is attempted.

• 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
• 1987-06-15

著者

• Tsubota Hiroaki

  Department of Physics,College of General Education,Tohoku University

• Kawazoe Y

  Tohoku Univ. Sendai Jpn

• TSUKAMOTO Tatsuo

  Department of Nephrology & Dialysis, Kitano Hospital

• Tsubota Hiroaki

  Department Of Physics College Of General Of Education Tohoku University

• Tsubota Hiroaki

  Department Of Physics Tohoku University

• Tsubota Hiroaki

  College Of General Educaion Tohoku University

• Tsukamoto T

  Tohoku Gakuin Univ. Sendai

• Kawazoe Yoshiyuki

  Imr Tohoku University

• KAWAZOE Yoshiyuki

  Education Center for Information Processing,Tohoku University

• MIYASE Haruhisa

  College of General Educaion,Tohoku University

• TAMAE Tadaaki

  Laboratory of Nuclear Science,Tohoku University

• MIYASE Haruhisa

  Department of Physics,College of General Education,Tohoku University

• KAWAZOE Yoshiyuki

  IMR, Tohoku University

• Miyase Haruhisa

  College Of General Educaion Tohoku University

• Tsubota H

  Department Of Physics Tohoku University

• Tsukamoto Tatsuo

  Department Of Immunopathology Gifu University Graduate School Of Medicine

• Kawazoe Yoshiyuki

  Education Center For Information Processing Tohoku Univ.

• Tsubota Hiroaki

  Department Of Physics College Of General Education Tohoku University

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