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W. Von Oertzen

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A study of coupled-reaction channel effects in the36S +37Cl system, hybridization between single particle orbits

1996

Elastic and inelastic scattering as well as transfer transitions involving a valence proton in thesd- andfp- shell orbits are studied in the interaction of37Cl +36S at ECM=50 MeV. Experimental angular distributions of single particle states of37Cl (elastic and inelastic transfer) are presented with a CRC analysis. In the CRC calculations the effects of inelastic and transfer couplings are studied using known spectroscopic information. In the CRC analysis six single particle bound states and the collective 2+ excitation of36S are included in the coupling scheme. Higher order coupling effects are found to be important. A distinct effect, the mixing of single particle states (of different pari…

PhysicsCouplingNuclear and High Energy PhysicsValence (chemistry)Bound stateNuclear fusionParity (physics)Inelastic scatteringAtomic physicsNucleonExcitationZeitschrift für Physik A Hadrons and Nuclei
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Hybridization ofsd- andfp-shell proton orbitals in the systemS36+37Cl

1993

Experimental and theoretical evidence is presented that the proton exchange is strongly enhanced by a mixing of single-particle configurations in $^{37}\mathrm{Cl}$ (in the system $^{36}\mathrm{S}$${+}^{37}$Cl, which is shown to be the clearest example of hybridization in nuclear physics. The experimental data on elastic and inelastic transfer are only reproduced if the complete set of single-particle states (${\mathit{d}}_{3/2}$,${\mathit{s}}_{1/2}$,${\mathit{f}}_{7/2}$,${\mathit{p}}_{3/2}$,${\mathit{f}}_{5/2}$, and ${\mathit{p}}_{1/2}$) is included in a coupled-reaction-channel calculation. The strong enhancement is explained by the hybridization of orbits of different parity. In a two-ce…

Nuclear reactionPhysicsBaryonStatistics::TheoryStatistics::ApplicationsProtonBinding energyHadronGeneral Physics and AstronomyElementary particleAtomic physicsNucleonWave functionPhysical Review Letters
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