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Inelastic excitation and neutron transfer in the 13-13C scattering with the molecular particle-core model (1987)
Thiel, Artur ; Greiner, Walter ; Park, Jae Young ; Scheid, Werner
The molecular particle-core model is applied to the scattering of 13C on 13C. The model divides the 13C+ 13C system into two 12C cores and two valence neutrons. The valence neutrons are described with molecular eigenfunctions of the symmetric two-center shell model. Coupled channel calculations are carried out for the inelastic single and mutual excitation of the first (1/2+ state of 13C and the neutron transfer to the 12C+14C system. The results reproduce the experimental data. The analysis of the S matrix shows that the gross structure of the transfer excitation function is related to resonances in the relative motion of the elastic and transfer channels.
Potential barriers and Landau-Zener promotion in the inelastic excitation of 17O by 13C ions (1986)
Park, Jae Young ; Gramlich, Klemens ; Scheid, Werner ; Greiner, Walter
The inelastic excitation of the (1/2)+ (871 keV) state of 17O in the reaction of 13C on 17O is described by a time-dependent quantum mechanical model with two diabatic states and a classical treatment of the radial relative motion. The structures in the angle-integrated cross section are interpreted as caused by the barriers of the angular momentum-dependent potentials. The transition strength is enhanced by the Landau-Zener effect between the levels considered.
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