determination and theoretical analysis of the differential cross sections of the 2h(d,p) reaction at energies and detection angles suitable for nra (nuclear reaction analysis)
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Abstract
The accurate determination of deuteron depth profile presents a strong analytical challenge for all the principal IBA (Ion Beam Analysis) techniques. As far as NRA (Nuclear Reaction Analysis) is concerned, the 2H(d,p) reaction, seems to be a promising candidate, especially in the case of complex matrices, or for the study of deep-implanted deuteron layers. In the present work differential cross-section values for the 2H(d,p) reaction have been determined at 140°, 160° and 170°, for Ed,lab=900-1600 keV, with an energy step of 50 keV, using a well-characterized, thin C:D target deposited on a polished Si wafer. The experimental results were analyzed using the R-matrix calculations code AZURE.
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| Authors | ;Paneta V.;Axiotis M.;Gastis P.;Kokkoris M.;Kontos A.;Lagoyannis A.;Mayer M.;Misaelides P.;Perdikakis G.;Vlastou R. |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2014 |
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