transfer probability measurements in the superfluid 116sn+60ni system
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Abstract
We measured excitation functions for the main transfer channels in the 116Sn+60Ni reaction from above to well below the Coulomb barrier. The experiment has been performed in inverse kinematics, detecting the lighter (target-like) ions with the magnetic spectrometer PRISMA at very forward angles. The comparison between the data and microscopic calculations for the present case and for the previously measured 96Zr+40Ca system, namely superfluid and near closed shells nuclei, should significantly improve our understanding of nucleon-nucleon correlation properties in multinucleon transfer processes.
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| Authors | ;Montanari D.;Corradi L.;Szilner S.;Pollarolo G.;Fioretto E.;Stefanini A.M.;Farnea E.;Michelagnoli C.;Montagnoli G.;Scarlassara F.;Ur C.A.;Courtin S.;Goasduff A.;Haas F.;Mijatović T.;Soić N. |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1051/epjconf/20146603063
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