Abstract
Energy and angular correlations between particles and quasielastic projectilelike fragments produced in the + reaction at 290 MeV show that the particles are sequentially emitted from long-living states of primary fragments populated in direct reactions such as inelastic scattering and few-nucleon transfer. An analysis of the energy-integrated angular correlation leaves no notable cross section for a direct breakup or uncorrelated particle emission.
NUCLEAR REACTIONS + , MeV, measured energy and angular correlations of particles in coincidence with , . Deduced reaction mechanism of quasielastic projectile dissociation.
- Received 26 May 1982
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.26.1335
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