Abstract
With a view to examine the suitability of the various different forms of cluster representation of used in the literature based on different criteria for the -transfer reaction analysis, finite-range distorted-wave Born approximation calculations have been made in the present work for (,) reactions with various forms of cluster representation of and they are compared with the angular distribution data on the targets , , , and at a bombarding energy of 36 MeV. It is found that (a) the single node wave function introduced by Kubo and Hirata with the corresponding Woods-Saxon form of is not found to fit the angular distribution data at all, (b) the zero node Eckart function form of with the corresponding with attractive and repulsive parts is also not successful, and (c) the zero node wave function generated by a Woods-Saxon form of a potential with a hard repulsive core of fm introduced by Watson et al. is also unsatisfactory. However, the Watson form modified by reducing the hard core radius to fm predicts angular distributions satisfactorily. These results are not affected by the different choices of optical model parameters.
NUCLEAR REACTIONS (,), FRDWBA calculations with different cluster representations of . Compared data.
- Received 16 June 1981
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.25.1933
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