Resonance process of charge exchange p(t,3He)

M.V. Evlanov; A.M. Sokolov; V. K. Tartakovsky

doi:10.15407/jnpae2003.02.007

June 30, 2003Nuclear Physics and Atomic Energy

Resonance process of charge exchange p(t,3He)

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The study calculates angular distributions and energy spectra resulting from the charge exchange process.
An intermediate Δ-resonance plays a crucial role in determining the interacting amplitude in this process.
Using a diffraction approximation, the amplitude of the charge exchange process is modeled effectively.
The results may have implications for understanding nuclear interactions and resonance phenomena.

Implication

Analysis of charge exchange p(t, 3He) revealing angular distributions and energy spectra, indicating resonance effects.

Abstract

Within the framework of diffraction approximation the charge exchange process p(t, 3He) amplitude is built with forming an intermediate Δ-resonance, and corresponding angular distribution and energy spectra of emitting nuclei are calculated.

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