The Coulomb break-up of Be

E.W. Macdonald; A.C. Shotter; D. Branford; J. Rahighi; T. Davinson; N.J. Davis

The Coulomb break-up of Be

E.W. Macdonald
, A.C. Shotter
, D. Branford
, J. Rahighi
, T. Davinson
, N.J. Davis

School of Physics and Astronomy

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Abstract

Kinematically complete data is presented on the break-up reaction Sn(Be, Be + n) Sn at E=90 MeV for several scattering angles inside the grazing angle. These data are compared with the predictions of a Coulomb break-up model. It is shown that the data can be understood in terms of the Coulomb model provided some account is taken of the interactions of the break-up fragments with the target. Analysis of the Be break-up data, using radio-isotope measurements of the Be(γ, n) cross-section, indicates that for this photo-disintegration reaction there is probably a significant direct component to the threshold cross-section, in addition to a threshold resonance at 1.69 MeV.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	27-31
Number of pages	5
Journal	Physics Letters B
Volume	283
Issue number	1-2
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 1992

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