Abstract
The angular distributions of the charged particles from the , , , and reactions have been studied with a deuteron bombarding energy of 21 Mev. The charged-particle groups are identified and their energy is measured by a vs counter telescope. The angular distributions and the angular distribution measured by Freemantle et al. have been compared with theoretical curves calculated from a simplified direct-interaction model. The relative magnitudes of the experimentally determined cross sections have also been compared with theory. The results indicate that the reaction can be described by the compound-nucleus extreme, while the process appears to favor description by a direct-interaction model. The remaining () reactions are intermediate cases.
- Received 26 November 1958
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.114.533
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