Physics
Scientific paper
Dec 2002
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2002phrvc..66f4316c&link_type=abstract
Physical Review C, vol. 66, Issue 6, id. 064316
Physics
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6<=A<=19, Decay By Proton Emission, Alpha Decay, Hydrostatic Stellar Nucleosynthesis
Scientific paper
We have observed the breakup of the isobaric analog state at 11.193 MeV in 17F into three particles via three channels: proton decay to the α-unbound 9.585 MeV state in 16O; and α decay to the proton-unbound 2.365 and 3.502/3.547 MeV states in 13N. Laboratory α-particle spectra corresponding to these three modes have been generated in Monte Carlo simulations using single-channel, single- and multilevel R-matrix formulas. A fit of these spectra to the α spectrum resulting from a triple-coincidence measurement results in excellent agreement with the experimental spectrum and allows branching ratios to be deduced for these rare decay modes.
Bateman Nicholas P.
Boyd Richard N.
Buchmann Lothar
Chow Judith C.
D'Auria John M.
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