Influence of the nuclear structure on photodesintegration of 6Li

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(70)90091-2

Physics Letters B

Volume 31, Issue 4, 16 February 1970, Pages 163-166

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An attempt is made in this work to describe in a single way the total curve of the dipole photoexcitation of the ⁶Li nucleus. The partial cross-sections of photoreaction and the decay spectra are compared to experimental data. The influence of the effects of nucleon clustering in the ground state on the form of photoabsorption cross-section is estimated.

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