Proton-Triton Elastic Scattering below 1 MeV

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Jun 1963

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1963phrv..130.1987j&link_type=abstract

Physical Review, vol. 130, Issue 5, pp. 1987-1989

Physics

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Cross sections for proton-triton elastic scattering have been measured between 163- and 520-keV c.m. energy for a scattering angle of 120° c.m. A hydrogen gas target was bombarded with tritons accelerated by an electrostatic generator. Recoil protons emerging at a laboratory angle of 30° were analyzed with a 16-in. radius, 180° double-focusing magnetic spectrometer. The cross section is 180 mb/sr at 163 keV, rises to a broad maximum of 240 mb/sr near 275 keV, and falls gradually to a value of 207 mb/sr at 520 keV. The standard deviations in the absolute cross sections range from 4 to 9%. The energy region studied here includes the region of excitation in the compound nucleus, He4, in which there has been evidence for a 0+ excited state. The implications of the present results for the question of the existence of an excited state of He4 will require a theoretical analysis of the data. A search for monopole electron pairs from a 0+ -->0+ transition was made with indeterminate results.

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