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Exploiting barrier distributions to investigate breakup effects in the fusion of 9Be + 208Pb

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Dasgupta, Mahananda
Butt, Rachel D
Berriman, Annette
Morton, Clyde
Newton, J
Hagino, Kouichi
Hinde, David

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Indian National Science Academy

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Preliminary data on the fusion of 36 S + 96 Zr are reported; the excitation function near the barrier is intermediate between those of 40 Ca + 90;96 Zr. The peculiar role of the strong 3` octupole vibration of 96 Zr is pointed out, in addition to the couplings to neutron transfer channels with positive Q-values. Recent data on 40 Ca + 124 Sn are also shown; for that system the fusion barrier distribution is wide without separated peaks, similar to the case of 40 Ca + 96 Zr. Simplified coupled-channel calculations have been performed, including surface vibrations and sequential neutron pick-up channels, with form factors that fit the single- and multi-nucleon transfer data for 40 Ca + 124 Sn. A good agreement with the data is found.

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Pramana 53.3 (1999): 513-520

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Pramana

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