Twice double-transfer in inelastic proton scattering processes involving collective pairing states, studied in a coupled channels formalism

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Jul 1971

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Nuclear Physics A, Volume 170, Issue 1, p. 65-87.

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It is argued that the intermediate formation of a triton in (p, p') processes leading to a pair vibrational state offers an interesting possibility for studying two-step processes involving cluster formation, which is in fact more easily accessible to experimental probing than e.g. processes involving intermediate formation of a deuteron. A strong-coupling microscopic calculation is performed by adding reaction source terms to the proton and triton channel equations for protons on 48Ca and tritons on 46Ca. Comparison is made with 48Ca(p, p') experiments and in addition the energy dependence of the cross sections is studied. Possible systematic trends are indicated which may be useful in connection with further experimental efforts.
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