Physics – Nuclear Physics
Scientific paper
Oct 1995
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Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics), Volume 52, Issue 4, October 1995, pp.R1732-R1735
Physics
Nuclear Physics
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Radiative Capture, Polarization Phenomena In Reactions, Elementary Particle Processes
Scientific paper
The 2H(p-->,γ)3He reaction has been studied in the energy region Ep=80-0 keV (Ec.m.=53.3-0 keV), where the quantities measured were σ(θ,E) and Ay(θ,E). Our result for the total 2H(p,γ)3He S factor at E=0 is S(0)=0.121+/-0.012 eV b (including systematic error), which is 52% lower than the presently accepted value. Some astrophysical aspects of this result are discussed. We have also extracted the E1 and M1 S(E) components using our detailed angular distribution data. These data will provide sensitive tests for three-body calculations which include Coulomb and meson exchange current effects.
Chasteler R. M.
Laymon C. M.
Prior R. M.
Schmid G. J.
Tilley D. R.
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