THE CORRELATION CHARACTERISTICS OF $^{14}C(3^–; $6.73 MeV) NUCLEUS IN THE $^{13}C(d, p \gamma)^{14}C$ REACTION

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Poster report Section 1. Experimental and theoretical studies of the properties of atomic nuclei. Poster session 1 (part 2)

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Prof. Nataliya Zelenskaya (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University)

Description

In $[1]$ we have investigated the cross sections of the $^{13}C(d,p \gamma)^{14}C(3^–$; 6.73 MeV) reaction at $E_d$ = 15.3 MeV. In this article the double-differential cross sections of the same reaction were measured for six proton emission angles on the SINP MSU 120-cm cyclotron. The angular correlation functions $W(θ_\gamma, \varphi_\gamma; θ_p)$ were measured at four planes of gamma-rays registration. It allowed to restore sixteen even $A_{k \kappa}(θ_p)$ components of density matrix spin-tensor of the final nucleus $^{14}C(3^–)$. The obtained $A_{k \kappa}(θ_p)$ were used to determine other $^{14}C(3^–)$ orientation characteristics: the populations $P(θ_p)$ of sublevels with the M projection of the $3^-$ spin, orientation tensors $t_{k \kappa}(θ_p)$ and polarization tensors $T_{k \kappa} (2 \leq k\leq 6)$.
Experimental data were compared with theoretical ones, obtained within the neutron stripping mechanism by the coupled-channel method (code FRESCO [2], dotted curves in fig. 1a, b, c) and for the compound nucleus statistical mechanism (code CNCOR [3], dash-dot curves).
Our model analysis of $^{14}C(3^–)$ orientation characteristics has revealed that neutron stripping mechanism are dominant mechanisms of $^{13}C(d,p )^{14}C(3^–)$ reaction.

 a – The populations P(θ_p) of sublevels 14C(3–) nucleus, b –  orientation tensors t_kκ(θ_p), c - polarization tensor T_kκ(θ_p). Solid curve – the sum of the mechanisms examined

  1. L.I.Galanina, N.S.Zelenskaya, V.M.Lebedev, N.V.Orlova, A.V.Spasski // Phys.
    Atom. Nucl. 2018. V. 81. P. 176.
  2. http://www.fresko.org.uk/.
  3. T.L.Belyaeva, N.S.Zelenskaya, et al. // Comp. Phys. Comm. 1992. V. 73. P. 161.

Primary authors

Prof. Nataliya Zelenskaya (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University) Dr Lidiya Galanina (Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics ) Dr Victor Lebedev (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics ) Mrs Nina Orlova (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics ) Dr Andrey Spassky (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics ) Mr Iliya Tyurin (M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics )

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