Evaporation residue cross sections and average neutron multiplicities in the 64Ni+92Zr and 12C+144Sm reactions leading to 156Er
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Abstract
Evaporation residue cross sections and neutron multiplicity distributions have been measured for the 12C + 144Sm and 64Ni + 92Zr reactions leading to the same compound nucleous 156Er. Statistical model calculations can account for the data in the 12C-induced reaction. In contrast, the inhibition of neutron emission with respect to statistical model predictions seen in 64Ni + 92Zr cannot be explained even with the inclusion of the broad angular momentum distributions required to describe the fusion cross section data.
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| Authors | R.V.F. Janssens,R. Holzmann,W. Henning,T.L. Khoo,K.T. Lesko,G.S.F. Stephans,D.C. Radford,A.M. Van Den Berg,W. Kühn,R.M. Ronningen;R.V.F. Janssens;R. Holzmann;W. Henning;T.L. Khoo;K.T. Lesko;G.S.F. Stephans;D.C. Radford;A.M. Van Den Berg;W. Kühn;R.M. Ronningen; |
| Journal | physics letters b |
| Year | 1986 |
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10.1016/0370-2693(86)91245-1
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