Abstract
The angular yield of monoenergetic neutrons from the reaction has been measured with 6.2-, 7.9-, 9.1-, 10.2-, and 11.4-Mev deuterons. The neutrons were detected with a proton recoil telescope which provided discrimination against neutrons from the breakup reaction. The yield curves are all peaked forward, with a second maximum at about 65° which becomes more pronounced with increasing energy, and a back-angle rise. A quasi-absolute determination of the 0° cross section for this reaction is described. The measured yield curves are compared to those for the companion reaction and a strong similarity in shape and magnitude is noted. A simple stripping model is inadequate to describe these data. A distorted-wave calculation is required.
- Received 21 November 1960
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.122.164
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