NSR Query Results
Output year order : Descending NSR database version of April 27, 2024. Search: Author = C.D.Pruitt Found 17 matches. 2023CH46 Phys.Rev.Lett. 131, 172501 (2023) R.J.Charity, J.Wylie, S.M.Wang, T.B.Webb, K.W.Brown, G.Cerizza, Z.Chajecki, J.M.Elson, J.Estee, D.E.M.Hoff, S.A.Kuvin, W.G.Lynch, J.Manfredi, N.Michel, D.G.McNeel, P.Morfouace, W.Nazarewicz, C.D.Pruitt, C.Santamaria, S.Sweany, J.Smith, L.G.Sobotka, M.B.Tsang, A.H.Wuosmaa Strong Evidence for 9N and the Limits of Existence of Atomic Nuclei RADIOACTIVITY 9N(p), 8C, 6Be(2p) [from 9Be(13O, X)9N, E=69.5 MeV/nucleon]; measured decay products, Ep, Ip. 9N, 8C; deduced invariant-mass spectra, level diagrams, possible single resonancelike peak in the spectrum. R-matrix fits, comparison with the theoretical predictions of an open-quantum-system approach. The National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory at Michigan State University.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.131.172501
2023HE08 J.Phys.(London) G50, 060501 (2023) C.Hebborn, F.M.Nunes, G.Potel, W.H.Dickhoff, J.W.Holt, M.C.Atkinson, R.B.Baker, C.Barbieri, G.Blanchon, M.Burrows, R.Capote, P.Danielewicz, M.Dupuis, C.Elster, J.E.Escher, L.Hlophe, A.Idini, H.Jayatissa, B.P.Kay, K.Kravvaris, J.J.Manfredi, A.Mercenne, B.Morillon, G.Perdikakis, C.D.Pruitt, G.H.Sargsyan, I.J.Thompson, M.Vorabbi, T.R.Whitehead Optical potentials for the rare-isotope beam era
doi: 10.1088/1361-6471/acc348
2023PR03 Phys.Rev. C 107, 014602 (2023) C.D.Pruitt, J.E.Escher, R.Rahman Uncertainty-quantified phenomenological optical potentials for single-nucleon scattering NUCLEAR REACTIONS 24Mg(n, n), E=3.4-14.83 MeV; Mg(n, n), E=1.969-21.6 MeV; 27Al(n, n), E=3.2-136 MeV; 28Si(n, n), E=21.7 MeV; Si(n, n), E=5.44-75 MeV; 31P(n, n), E=3.5-9.05 MeV; 32S(n, n), E=21.7 MeV; S(n, n), E=3-40.3 MeV; Cl(n, n), E=14.1 MeV; K(n, n), E=3-7.91 MeV; Ar(n, n), E=7.75, 14 MeV; 40Ca(n, n), E=2.06-40.0 MeV; Ca(n, n), E=65.0 MeV; 45Sc(n, n), E=2.62-10.0 MeV; Ti(n, n), E=4.5-13.95 MeV; 51V(n, n), E=5.44-14.37 MeV; 52Cr(n, n), E=3.0-21.6 MeV; 54Fe(n, n), E=7.0-26 MeV; 55Mn(n, n), E=2.47-11.01 MeV; Fe(n, n), E=55.0-75.0 MeV; 56Fe(n, n), E=4.6-26 MeV; 58Ni(n, n), E=7.904-24.0 MeV; Ni(n, n), E=3.0-21.6 MeV; 59Co(n, n), E=2.0-23.0 MeV; 60Ni(n, n), E=4.34-24.0 MeV; 63Cu(n, n), E=5.5-13.92 MeV; Cu(n, n), E=1.6-155 MeV; Ge(n, n), E=7.55 MeV; As(n, n), E=8.05 MeV; Se(n, n), E=1.0-14.1 MeV; 80Se(n, n), E=4.0-10.0 MeV; Sr(n, n), E=3.2-14.76 MeV; 88Sr(n, n), E=11.0 MeV; 89Y(n, n), E=3.83-21.6 MeV; 90Zr(n, n), E=2.0-24.0 MeV; 91Zr(n, n), E=8.0-24.0 MeV; Zr(n, n), E=55.0-75.0 MeV; 92Mo(n, n), E=1.5-26.0 MeV; 92Zr(n, n), E=2.0-24.0 MeV; 93Nb(n, n), E=2.55-20.0 MeV; 94Zr(n, n), E=1.5-24.0 MeV; 96,100Mo(n, n), E=1.5-26.0 MeV; 98Mo(n, n), E=1.8-26.0 MeV; 103Rh(n, n), E=1.5-9.995 MeV; Pd(n, n), E=1.5-8.03 MeV; 107Ag(n, n), E=1.6-4.0 MeV; Ag(n, n), E=4.51-9.99 MeV; Cd(n, n), E=2.25-96.0 MeV; In(n, n), E=4.5-14.0 MeV; 116Sn(n, n), E=9.945-24.0 MeV; 118Sn(n, n), E=11.0-24.0 MeV; Sn(n, n), E=6.04-65.0 MeV; 120Sn(n, n), E=1.55-16.905 MeV; 123Sb(n, n), E=1.55-14.0 MeV; 124Sn(n, n), E=11.0-24.0 MeV; 127I(n, n), E=4.0-16.1 MeV; Te(n, n), E=3.2-14.0 MeV; Ba(n, n), E=1.0-5.0 MeV; La(n, n), E=2.545-3.578 MeV; Ce(n, n), E=0.98-21.6 MeV; 141Pr(n, n), E=1.2-8.0 MeV; 142,144Nd(n, n), E=7.0 MeV; Nd(n, n), E=0.98 MeV; 148Sm(n, n), E=2.47-7.0 MeV; 197Au(n, n), E=4.1-8.05 MeV; Hg(n, n), E=3.0-16.0 MeV; 206Pb(n, n), E=7.0-21.6 MeV; Pb(n, n), E=155 MeV; 208Pb(n, n), E=1.8-136.0 MeV; 209Bi(n, n), E=2-24 MeV; 27Al(polarized n, n), E=7.62, 14, 17 MeV; 40Ca(polarized n, n), E=9.91, 11.91, 13.9, 16.923 MeV; 54Fe(polarized n, n), E=9.941, 13.937, 16.93 MeV; 58Ni(polarized n, n), E=9.906, 13.94, 16.934 MeV; 65Cu(polarized n, n), E=9.96, 13.9 MeV; 89Y(polarized n, n), E=9.954, 13.934, 16.93 MeV; 93Nb(polarized n, n), E=9.941, 13.915 MeV; 120Sn(polarized n, n), E=9.907, 13.894 MeV; 208Pb(polarized n, n), E=1.8, 5.969, 6.967, 7.962, 8.958, 9.95 MeV; 209Bi(polarized n, n), E=4.5, 6, 9 MeV; Mg(n, X), E=0.008-39.807, 5.293-297.8 MeV; 27Al(n, X), E=0.935, 0.25-19.286, 1.999-80.62, 5.293-297.772 MeV; Si(n, X), E=0.187-47.68, 1.996-79.828, 5.293-297.772 MeV; S(n, X), E=0.102, 2.259-14.888, 5.293-297.8 MeV; 40Ca(n, X), E=0.04-6.058, 5.293-297.772 MeV; 48Ti(n, X), E=0.974-4.025, 5.293-297.8 MeV; Cr(n, X), E=0.185-29.306; 52Cr(n, X), E=0.021, 1.0-4.15, 5.293-297.8 MeV; Fe(n, X), E=2.268 MeV; 56Fe(n, X), E=0.187-48.608, 5.293-297.8, 1.0-18.026 MeV; 58Ni(n, X), E=0.003-67.481, 0.5-19.54, 5.293-297.8 MeV; Cu(n, X), E=1.2-4.5, 5.293-297.772 MeV; 89Y(n, X), E=1.822-19.52, 5.293-297.8 MeV; 90Zr(n, X), E=2.349, 0.433-1.54, 0.933-5.054, 5.293-297.772 MeV; 93Nb(n, X), E=0.75-3.963, 0.215-1.32, 5.293-297.772 MeV; Mo(n, X), E=2.253-14.713, 0.103-1.105, 0.215-1.32, 1.822-19.28, 0.985-4.195, 5.293-297.8 MeV; Sn(n, X), E=0.002, 0.215-1.35, 5.293-297.772 MeV; Ce(n, X), E=0.182, 1.013, 2.26-14.866, 17.5-27.8, 2.253-56.92, 160.0-280.0 MeV; 197Au(n, X), E=0.048-4.389, 5.293-297.8 MeV; Hg(n, X), E=0.04, 1.007-2.007, 2.255-14.873, 5.293-297.8 MeV; 208Pb(n, X), E=17.665, 0.717-1.719, 2.491-14.137, 5.293-297.772; 209Bi(n, X), E=0.011-1.013, 1.237-3.353, 2.376-13.977, 69.547, 5.293-297.772 MeV; analyzed experimental data taken from the EXFOR database for neutron differential elastic σ(E), neutron analyzing powers, and neutron total σ(E) for Koning-Delaroche (KD), uncertainty-quantification (KDUQ) using Markov-chain Monte Carlo (MMCC) method for parameter inference; deduced uncertainty-quantified phenomenological optical potentials and tools for forward uncertainty propagation. NUCLEAR REACTIONS 27Al(p, p), E=17.0-183.0 MeV; 28Si(p, p), (polarized p, p), E=17.8-180.0 MeV; 40Ca(p, p), (polarized p, p), E=16.0-201.4 MeV; 54Fe(p, p), E=9.69-65.0 MeV; 54Fe(polarized p, p), E=9.69-24.6 MeV; Fe(p, p), E=182.4 MeV; 54Fe(polarized p, p), E=155, 179 MeV; 56Fe(p, p), E=16.0-156.0 MeV; 56Fe(polarized p, p), E=14-65 MeV; 58Ni(p, p), E=10.7-192.0 MeV; 58Ni(polarized p, p), E=18.6-192.0 MeV; Ni(polarized p, p), E=155 MeV; 60Ni(p, p), E=14.4-65.0 MeV; 60Ni(polarized p, p), E=20.4-65 MeV; 90Zr, 120Sn(p, p), E=9.7-160.0 MeV; 90Zr, 120Sn(polarized p, p), E=9.7-40.0 MeV; 208Pb, 209Bi(p, p), E=16.0-200.0 MeV; 208Pb(polarized p, p), E=26.3-200 MeV; 27Al(p, X), E=8.8-234 MeV; Si(p, X), E=20.7-65.5 MeV; 40Al(p, X), E=10.34-65.5 MeV; Ca(p, X), E=99.3, 179.6 MeV; Fe(p, X), E=8.8-230 MeV; 56Fe(p, X), E=14.5-60.8 MeV; 63Cu(p, X), E=6.75-14.5 MeV; Cu(p, X), E=8.78-225 MeV; 90Zr(p, X), E=14.5, 30-60.8 MeV; Zr(p, X), E=9.2-98.8 MeV; Sn(p, X), E=9.99-221 MeV; 120Sn(p, X), E=14.5-65.5 MeV; Pb(p, X), E=9.92-226 MeV; 208Pb(p, X), E=21.1-65.5 MeV; analyzed experimental data taken from the EXFOR database for proton differential elastic σ(E), proton analyzing powers, and proton total σ(E) for Koning-Delaroche (KD), uncertainty-quantification (KDUQ) using Markov-chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) for parameter inference; deduced uncertainty-quantified phenomenological optical model potentials and tools for forward uncertainty propagation and tools for forward uncertainty propagation. NUCLEAR REACTIONS 40Ca(n, n), E=13.905, 16.916 MeV; Ca, 51V, 55Mn, 59Co, 88Sr, 89Y, 90Zr, 93Nb, 122Sn, 165Ho, 206Pb, 209Bi(n, n), E=11.01 MeV; 54Fe(n, n), E=9.94-26.0 MeV; 56Fe(n, n), E=11.0-26.0 MeV; 58,60Ni(n, n), E=9.958, 13.941 MeV; 65Cu(n, n), E=9.94, 13.92 MeV; 92,96,98,100Mo(n, n), E=11.0-26.0 MeV; 116Sn(n, n), E=9.945-24.0 MeV; 118,124Sn(n, n), E=11.0, 24.0 MeV; 120Sn(n, n), E=9.943-16.905 MeV; 208Pb(n, n), E=11.0-26.0 MeV; 40Ca(polarized n, n), E=10.935, 13.904, 16.923 MeV; 58Ni(polarized n, n), E=9.92, 13.91 MeV; 116,120Sn(polarized n, n), E=9.907, 13.894 MeV; 208Pb(polarized n, n), E=9.97, 13.9 MeV; 40Ca, 59Co, 208Pb(p, p), E=40.0, 65.0 MeV; 44,48Ca, 89Y, 98,100Mo, 209Bi(p, p), E=65.0 MeV; 48,50Ti(p, p), E=16.0, 65.0 MeV; 54Fe, 58,60Ni, 90Zr(p, p), E=16.0-65.0 MeV; 56Fe(p, p), E=17.2-65.0 MeV; 62Ni(p, p), E=20.4-65.0 MeV; 63,65Cu, 76,82Se, 134,136,138Ba(p, p), E=16.0 MeV; 64Ni(p, p), E=20.4, 65.0 MeV; 64,66,70Zn, 118,122Sn(p, p), E=20.4 MeV; 68Zn(p, p), E=20.4, 40.0 MeV; 72,74Ge, 106,108,116Cd(p, p), E=22.3 MeV; 78,80Se(p, p), E=16.0, 22.3 MeV; 86,88Sr(p, p), E=24.6 MeV; 110,112,114Cd(p, p), E=20.4, 22.3 MeV; 116,124Sn(p, p), E=16.0, 20.4 MeV; 120Sn(p, p), E=16.0-40.0 MeV; 40,44,48Ca, 46,48,50Ti, 59Co, 64Ni, 89Y, 90Zr, 98,100Mo, 144Sm, 208Pb, 209Bi(polarized p, p), E=65.0 MeV; 48,50Ti, 63,65Cu, 76,78,80,82Se, 90Zr, 116,124Sn, 134,136,138Ba(polarized p, p), E=16.0 MeV; 54Fe, 58,60Ni(polarized p, p), E=16.0-65.0 MeV; 56Fe(polarized p, p), E=17.2-65.0 MeV; 59Co, 68Zn(polarized p, p), E=40.0 MeV; 62Ni(polarized p, p), E=20.4-65.0 MeV; 64Ni, 64,66,68,70Zn, 110,112,114Cd, 118,122,124Sn(polarized p, p), E=20.4 MeV; 72,74Ge, 78,80Se, 106,108,110,112,114,116Cd(polarized p, p), E=22.3 MeV; 86,88Sr(polarized p, p), E=24.6 MeV; 120Sn(polarized p, p), E=16.0-40.0 MeV; analyzed experimental data taken from the EXFOR database for neutron and proton differential elastic σ(E), and neutron and proton analyzing powers for Chapel Hill'89 (CH89), uncertainty-quantification (CHUQ) using Markov-chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) for parameter inference; deduced uncertainty-quantified phenomenological optical model potentials and tools for forward uncertainty propagation. NUCLEAR REACTIONS 27Al(n, n), E=15.431 MeV; 28Si(n, n), E=15.43, 18.9 MeV; 32S(n, n), E=7.96-18.9 MeV; Ar(n, n), E=6.0 MeV; 40Ca(n, n), E=11.9-225.0 MeV; 48Ca(n, n), E=11.9, 16.8 MeV; 54Fe(n, n), E=2.0-6.0 MeV; Fe(n, n), E=1.75, 8.17 MeV; 56Fe(n, n), E=1.3-96.0 MeV; 59Co(n, n), E=9.953-18.862 MeV; Cu(n, n), E=6.95-14.18 MeV; 89Y(n, n), E=96.0 MeV; 112,124Sn(n, n), E=11.0, 17.0 MeV; Gd(n, n), E=0.334-9.99 MeV; 181Ta(n, n), E=0.323-9.99 MeV; W(n, n), E=7.19-14.1 MeV; Re(n, n), E=0.352-9.99 MeV; 197Au(n, n), E=4.51-9.99 MeV; Pb(n, n), E=2.24-4.02 MeV; 208Pb(n, n), E=30.4-225.0 MeV; 209Bi(n, n), E=3.99 MeV; 27Al(polarized n, n), E=15.425 MeV; 28Si(polarized n, n), E=15.4, 18.6 MeV; 32S(polarized n, n), E=9.9-16.9 MeV; 59Co(polarized n, n), E=15.273 MeV; S(n, X), E=14.1 MeV; 40,48Ca(n, X), E=12.04-276.13 MeV; Ti(n, X), E=0.4-24.75, 0.401-24.69 MeV; Ni, 58,64Ni, 103Rh, Pb(n, X), E=2.505-290.209 MeV; Zr(n, X), E=0.4-24.74 MeV; Sn, 112,124Sn(n, X), E=3.006-299.233 MeV; In, Te, Pb(n, X), E=14.1 MeV; Ta(n, X), E=0.2-9.121, 0.732-1.853 MeV; 181Ta(n, X), E=0.4-24.72 MeV; 182,184,186W(n, X), E=5.48-299.34 MeV; 197Au(n, X), E=0.2-9.121 MeV; 204Pb(n, X), E=26.993 MeV; 209Bi(n, X), E=0.682 MeV; 24Mg(p, p), E=7.4 MeV; 58Ni(p, p), E=172.0, 250.0 MeV; 64Zn(p, p), E=24.0 MeV; 116,118,122,124Sn(p, p), E=295.0 MeV; 120Sn(p, p), E=200.0-300.0 MeV; 58Ni(polarized p, p), E=172.0, 250.0; 58Ni, 116,118,122,124Sn, 204,206,208Pb(polarized p, p), E=295.0 MeV; 120Sn(polarized p, p), E=200.0-300.0 MeV; 40Ca, 90Zr, 208Pb(p, X), E=81.0-180.0 MeV; 58Ni(p, X), E=81.0 MeV; analyzed experimental data taken from the EXFOR database after the publication of the original CH89 and KD treatments for neutron and proton differential elastic σ(E), and neutron and proton analyzing powers for uncertainty-quantification using Markov-chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) for parameter inference; deduced uncertainty-quantified phenomenological optical model potentials parameters and tools for forward uncertainty propagation.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.107.014602
2021BI06 Phys.Rev. C 103, L051303 (2021) J.Bishop, G.V.Rogachev, S.Ahn, E.Aboud, M.Barbui, A.Bosh, J.Hooker, C.Hunt, H.Jayatissa, E.Koshchiy, R.Malecek, S.T.Marley, M.Munch, E.C.Pollacco, C.D.Pruitt, B.T.Roeder, A.Saastamoinen, L.G.Sobotka, S.Upadhyayula Evidence against the Efimov effect in 12C from spectroscopy and astrophysics RADIOACTIVITY 12N(β+); 12B(β-); measured β-delayed charged particles, Eα, Iα from the decay of 40-MeV 12N beam stopped inside the active-area of the TexAT (Texas Active target) TPC (Time Projection Chamber), Eγ, Iγ, γγ-coin from the decay of 12B using Gammasphere array at ANL. 12C; deduced no evidence for an hypothetical state predicted by Efimov effect at 7.458 MeV from a combined analysis of the two experiments involving charged-particle spectroscopy at Texas A and M, and γ-ray measurements at ANL, along with astrophysical rate calculations. Relevance to rate required for stars to undergo the red giant phase.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.103.L051303
2021CH19 Phys.Rev.Lett. 126, 132501 (2021) R.J.Charity, T.B.Webb, J.M.Elson, D.E.M.Hoff, C.D.Pruitt, L.G.Sobotka, K.W.Brown, G.Cerizza, J.Estee, W.G.Lynch, J.Manfredi, P.Morfouace, C.Santamaria, S.Sweany, C.Y.Tsang, M.B.Tsang, Y.Zhang, K.Zhu, S.A.Kuvin, D.McNeel, J.Smith, A.H.Wuosmaa, Z.Chajecki Observation of the Exotic Isotope 13F Located Four Neutrons beyond the Proton Drip Line NUCLEAR REACTIONS 9Be(13O, 13F), E=69.5 MeV/nucleon; measured reaction products, Ep, Ip. 13F, 12O, 11N, 10C, 9B, 8Be; deduced 13F resonance parameters, energy levels, J, π, level decays via initial proton emissions.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.126.132501
2021CH45 Phys.Rev. C 104, 024325 (2021) R.J.Charity, T.B.Webb, J.M.Elson, D.E.M.Hoff, C.D.Pruitt, L.G.Sobotka, P.Navratil, G.Hupin, K.Kravvaris, S.Quaglioni, K.W.Brown, G.Cerizza, J.Estee, W.G.Lynch, J.Manfredi, P.Morfouace, C.Santamaria, S.Sweany, M.B.Tsang, T.Tsang, K.Zhu, S.A.Kuvin, D.McNeel, J.Smith, A.H.Wuosmaa, Z.Chajecki Using spin alignment of inelastically excited nuclei in fast beams to assign spins: The spectroscopy of 13O as a test case NUCLEAR REACTIONS 9Be(13O, 13O'), E=69.5 MeV/nucleon, [secondary 13O beam from 9Be(16O, X), E=150 MeV/nucleon primary reaction, followed by separation of fragments using A1900 fragment separator at NSCL-MSU facility]; measured charged particles, angular distribution of protons in 1p- and 2p-decays of the excited states of 13O using High Resolution Array (HiRA) of 14 ΔE-E (Si-CsI(Tl)) telescopes; deduced invariant-mass distributions of the p+12N and 2p+11C events from the decay of 13O excited states. 13O; deduced levels, resonances, J, π, Γ, E(p), possibly rotational bands built on deformed cluster configurations predicted by antisymmetrized molecular dynamics (AMD) calculations. Comparison of p(θ) data with DWBA using FRESCO code, and level structure of 13O with ab initio no-core shell model with continuum (NCSMC), and with the structure of 13B mirror nucleus.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.104.024325
2021MA55 Phys.Rev. C 104, 024608 (2021) J.Manfredi, J.Lee, A.M.Rogers, M.B.Tsang, W.G.Lynch, C.Anderson, J.Barney, K.W.Brown, B.Brophy, G.Cerizza, Z.Chajecki, G.Chen, J.Elson, J.Estee, H.Iwasaki, C.Langer, Z.Li, C.Loelius, C.Y.Niu, C.Pruitt, H.Setiawan, R.Showalter, K.Smith, L.G.Sobotka, S.Sweany, S.Tangwancharoen, J.R.Winkelbauer, Z.Xiao, Z.Xu Quenching of single-particle strengths in direct reactions NUCLEAR REACTIONS 1H(46Ar, d)45Ar, (34Ar, d)33Ar, E=70 MeV/nucleon; measured heavy reaction residues, outgoing E(d), I(d), (reaction residues)δ-coin, differential σ(θ) using High Resolution Array (HiRA) for deuterons and S800 spectrograph for residue products at NSCL-MSU facility, CH2 target; deduced spectroscopic factors and reduction factors for the final states, asymmetry dependence of reduction factors. Comparison with results of previous measurements, and theoretical calculations using large-basis shell model (LBSM). Relevance to single-nucleon knockout reactions.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.104.024608
2020AT01 Phys.Rev. C 101, 044303 (2020) M.C.Atkinson, M.H.Mahzoon, M.A.Keim, B.A.Bordelon, C.D.Pruitt, R.J.Charity, W.H.Dickhoff Dispersive optical model analysis of 208Pb generating a neutron-skin prediction beyond the mean field NUCLEAR REACTIONS 208Pb(p, X), (n, X), (p, p), (n, n), E=10-200 MeV; 208Pb(e, e), E=502 MeV; calculated reaction σ(E), differential σ(E, θ), analyzing powers Ay(θ) using dispersive optical model (DOM). Comparison with experimental data. NUCLEAR STRUCTURE 208Pb; calculated neutron and proton single-particle energy levels, charge density, orbital occupation and depletion numbers, spectroscopic factors, binding energies, momentum distributions of protons and neutrons. 40,48Ca, 208Pb; calculated proton and neutron point distributions, and neutron skins. Hartree-Fock and dispersive optical model (DOM) calculations. Comparison with experimental data. Relevance to nuclear equation of state.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.101.044303
2020BI11 Phys.Rev. C 102, 041303 (2020) J.Bishop, G.V.Rogachev, S.Ahn, E.Aboud, M.Barbui, A.Bosh, C.Hunt, H.Jayatissa, E.Koshchiy, R.Malecek, S.T.Marley, E.C.Pollacco, C.D.Pruitt, B.T.Roeder, A.Saastamoinen, L.G.Sobotka, S.Upadhyayula Almost medium-free measurement of the Hoyle state direct-decay component with a TPC RADIOACTIVITY 12N(β+), (β+α)[from 3He(10B, 12N), E=11 MeV/nucleon at K500 cyclotron at the Cyclotron Institute at Texas A and M University, followed by isotopic separation using Momentum Achromatic Recoil Spectrometer]; measured β-delayed charged-particles using Texas active target time-projection chamber (TPC). 12C; deduced upper limit for the nonsequential component of the decay of the excited 0+, Hoyle state in an almost medium-free reaction. Comparison with previous experimental results, and with predictions from Faddeev calculations.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.102.041303
2020BI15 Nucl.Instrum.Methods Phys.Res. A964, 163773 (2020) J.Bishop, G.V.Rogachev, S.Ahn, E.Aboud, M.Barbui, P.Baron, A.Bosh, E.Delagnes, J.Hooker, C.Hunt, H.Jayatissa, E.Koshchiy, R.Malecek, S.T.Marley, R.O'Dwyer, E.C.Pollacco, C.Pruitt, B.T.Roeder, A.Saastamoinen, L.G.Sobotka, S.Upadhyayula Beta-delayed charged-particle spectroscopy using TexAT RADIOACTIVITY 12N(IT), (EC), 12C(3α), 8Be(2α) [from 3He(10B, n)12N, E=11 MeV/nucleon]; measured decay products, Eα, Iα; deduced branching ratio of 12N to states in 12C above the 3-α threshold, the total branching ratio to the Hoyle state, 12N T1/2 using the β-delayed charged-particle-decay. Comparison with available data.
doi: 10.1016/j.nima.2020.163773
2020PR09 Phys.Rev.Lett. 125, 102501 (2020) C.D.Pruitt, R.J.Charity, L.G.Sobotka, M.C.Atkinson, W.H.Dickhoff Systematic Matter and Binding-Energy Distributions from a Dispersive Optical Model Analysis NUCLEAR STRUCTURE 16,18O, 40,48Ca, 58,64Ni, 112,124Sn, 208Pb; analyzed available bound-state anscattering data; deduced neutronn skins, the interplay of asymmetry, Coulomb, and shell effects on the skin thickness.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.125.102501
2020PR10 Phys.Rev. C 102, 034601 (2020) C.D.Pruitt, R.J.Charity, L.G.Sobotka, J.M.Elson, D.E.M.Hoff, K.W.Brown, M.C.Atkinson, W.H.Dickhoff, H.Y.Lee, M.Devlin, N.Fotiades, S.Mosby Isotopically resolved neutron total cross sections at intermediate energies NUCLEAR REACTIONS 16,18O, 58,64Ni, 103Rh, 112,124Sn(n, X), E=3-450 MeV; measured E(n), I(n), σ(E) by time-of-flight using wave-form-digitizer technology and BC-400 fast plastic scintillators at the WNR facility of the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center; deduced spectroscopic factors for valence proton and neutron levels through a dispersive optical model (DOM) analyses of σ(θ) data. 16,18O, 58,64Ni, 103Rh, 112,124Sn(p, p), (polarized p, p), (n, n), E=10-200 MeV; analyzed experimental σ(E), σ(θ, E), Ay(θ, E) data in literature; deduced dispersive optical model (DOM) parameters, charge radii and binding energies. Comparison with previous experimental measurements of σ(E) using analog methods.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.102.034601
2020WE08 Phys.Rev. C 101, 044317 (2020) T.B.Webb, R.J.Charity, J.M.Elson, D.E.M.Hoff, C.D.Pruitt, L.G.Sobotka, K.W.Brown, J.Barney, G.Cerizza, J.Estee, W.G.Lynch, J.Manfredi, P.Morfouace, C.Santamaria, S.Sweany, M.B.Tsang, T.Tsang, Y.Zhang, K.Zhu, S.A.Kuvin, D.McNeel, J.Smith, A.H.Wuosmaa, Z.Chajecki Invariant-mass spectrum of 11O NUCLEAR REACTIONS 9Be(13O, 11O), E=69.5 MeV/nucleon; measured Ep, Ip, and invariant mass spectrum of 11O fragments from (9C)2p-coin events with two-proton emission from two states in 11O, longitudinal-momentum distributions using the HiRA array at NSCL-MSU facility. 11O; deduced levels, S(2p) for ground state.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.101.044317
2019WE03 Phys.Rev.Lett. 122, 122501 (2019) T.B.Webb, S.M.Wang, K.W.Brown, R.J.Charity, J.M.Elson, J.Barney, G.Cerizza, Z.Chajecki, J.Estee, D.E.M.Hoff, S.A.Kuvin, W.G.Lynch, J.Manfredi, D.McNeel, P.Morfouace, W.Nazarewicz, C.D.Pruitt, C.Santamaria, J.Smith, L.G.Sobotka, S.Sweany, C.Y.Tsang, M.B.Tsang, A.H.Wuosmaa, Y.Zhang, K.Zhu first Observation of Unbound 11O, the Mirror of the Halo Nucleus 11Li RADIOACTIVITY 11,12O(2p) [from 9Be(13O, xn)11O/12O, E<69.5 MeV/nucleon]; measured decay products, Ep, Ip; deduced an invariant-mass spectrum, resonant state widths, two-nucleon density distributions. Comparison with theoretical calculations.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.122.122501
2019WE11 Phys.Rev. C 100, 024306 (2019); Erratum Phys.Rev. C 102, 019904 (2020) T.B.Webb, R.J.Charity, J.M.Elson, D.E.M.Hoff, C.D.Pruitt, L.G.Sobotka, K.W.Brown, J.Barney, G.Cerizza, J.Estee, G.Jhang, W.G.Lynch, J.Manfredi, P.Morfouace, C.Santamaria, S.Sweany, M.B.Tsang, T.Tsang, S.M.Wang, Y.Zhang, K.Zhu, S.A.Kuvin, D.McNeel, J.Smith, A.H.Wuosmaa, Z.Chajecki Particle decays of levels in 11, 12N and 12O investigated with the invariant-mass method NUCLEAR REACTIONS 9Be(13O, 12O), (13O, 12N), (13O, 11N), E=69.5 MeV/nucleon, [secondary 13O beam from 9Be(16O, 12O), E=150 MeV/nucleon primary reaction, followed by separation of ion beam using A1900 magnetic separator]; measured charged particles, (particle)(particle)-coin, cross sections using the High Resolution Array (HiRA) of 14 ΔE-E Si-CsI(Tl) telescopes at NSCL, MSU facility. 12,13O, 12N; deduced levels, J, π, 2p-, 3p-, 1p- and 2p+α-decay branches, p+10C, p+11C, 2p+10C invariance mass spectra, widths, total decay energy spectrum and invariant-mass spectra from coincident 4p+2α events. Comparison with Gamow coupled-channel (GCC) calculations, and with previous experimental data in the ENSDF database.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.100.024306
2018HO06 Phys.Rev. C 97, 054605 (2018) D.E.M.Hoff, G.Potel, K.W.Brown, R.J.Charity, C.D.Pruitt, L.G.Sobotka, T.B.Webb, B.Roeder, A.Saastamoinen Large longitudinal spin alignment generated in inelastic nuclear reactions NUCLEAR REACTIONS 9Be, 12C, 27Al(7Li, 7Li'), E=24.0 MeV/nucleon; measured breakup fragments of 7Li, excitation energy distributions, and efficiency-corrected angular correlations, differential σ(θ) at Texas A and M K-500 Cyclotron facility; deduced magnetic substate distribution, and presence of large longitudinal spin alignment in inelastically excited 7Li. Comparison with α+t DWBA cluster-model calculations.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevC.97.054605
2017HO26 Phys.Rev.Lett. 119, 232501 (2017) D.E.M.Hoff, R.J.Charity, K.W.Brown, C.D.Pruitt, L.G.Sobotka, T.B.Webb, G.Potel, B.Roeder, A.Saastamoinen Large Longitudinal Spin Alignment of Excited Projectiles in Intermediate Energy Inelastic Scattering NUCLEAR REACTIONS 9Be, C, 27Al(7Li, X), E=24 MeV/nucleon; measured projectile sequential breakup products. 7Li; deduced for peripheral events that do not excite the target large spin alignment of the excited projectiles longitudinal to the beam axis.
doi: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.119.232501
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