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Experimental setup captures isotopic distributions in the 18O + 9Be reaction, highlighting Qgg-systematics implications.
The double achromatic, large solid angle, high momentum acceptance, and high-resolving separator COMBAS was created in the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions, JINR. The layout of experimental setup (separator structure and detector arrangement) is presented. The forward-angle isotopic and element distributions induced in the 18O (35 · A MeV) + 9Be (14 mg/cm2) reaction were obtained and analyzed. The Qgg-systematics, as a criterion for the binary production of isotopes, was used for isotopic yields description.
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