Trojan Horse as indirect technique in nuclear astrophysics

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Oct 2006

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American Physical Society, Division of Nuclear Physics Annual Meeting, October 25-28, 2006, abstract #CE.007

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Nuclear Physics

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The Trojan Horse method (THM) is a powerful indirect technique which allows one to determine the astrophysical factor for rearrangement reactions with bare nuclei (i. e. without electron screening) down to zero energy. We will present the latest results for the astrophysical factor for the resonant reaction ^15N(p,α)^12C determined using the Trojan Horse reaction ^2H(^15N,α^12C)n at Ebeam=60 MeV. The measurements have been done at Texas A&M University in collaboration Catania National Lab- Texas A&M University. The astrophysical S factor is compared with the direct data in the same energy region. A fair agreement is found down to 80 keV, while the low-energy behaviour of the S factor suggests a smaller rate than reported in literature.

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