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Inelastic proton scattering to the non-normal parity 2 - (8.88 MeV) state in O 16 has been used as a means to study the applicability of the random-phase-approximation wave functions for the description of doorway states in the giant resonance region. The transition amplitudes are evaluated in a distorted-wave-approximation. The reaction mechanism is described in terms of a direct and a semidirect process, the latter involving the doorway states. The results of this investigation comprise the microscopic radial transition form factors and a differential cross section analysis for proton energies ranging from 24 to 40 MeV. NUCLEAR REACTIONS O 16 ( p , p ′ ) , E = 24 - 40 MeV; microscopic study of giant resonance region; uses RPA wave functions, DWA.
Physical Review C – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Oct 1, 1976
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