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... s - wave reso- nances were observed and the small cross section ( ~ 0.5 b ) at low energy requires a real well depth of 48 MeV . Three strong d - wave resonances ( amounting to 45 % of the single particle limit ) were found in the 0.8 ...
... s - wave reso- nances were observed and the small cross section ( ~ 0.5 b ) at low energy requires a real well depth of 48 MeV . Three strong d - wave resonances ( amounting to 45 % of the single particle limit ) were found in the 0.8 ...
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... s - wave strength function is defined by So = < 2POY2E - 1 / 2 > / 0 ( 4 ) where D is the average level spacing and ... wave strength 1 . The variation of So with the arbitrary boundary radius can also be demonstrated for the OMP ...
... s - wave strength function is defined by So = < 2POY2E - 1 / 2 > / 0 ( 4 ) where D is the average level spacing and ... wave strength 1 . The variation of So with the arbitrary boundary radius can also be demonstrated for the OMP ...
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A Probe of Nuclear Structure Rapaport. The s - wave analysis gives Vo = 48.5 MeV and WD = 3.5 MeV . Thus , the imaginary potentials are about the same for all three partial waves but the real well depth is shallower for s - waves than for p ...
A Probe of Nuclear Structure Rapaport. The s - wave analysis gives Vo = 48.5 MeV and WD = 3.5 MeV . Thus , the imaginary potentials are about the same for all three partial waves but the real well depth is shallower for s - waves than for p ...
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