Calculates interaction potentials in 127I using neutron scattering, suggesting reliability of methods used.
In this study, an optical-model-based elastic scattering (n,el) reaction was investigated, in which a neutron was used as the projectile. The nucleon densities of the ¹²⁷I were calculated and applied in the single folding method to obtain interaction potential for the neutron-¹²⁷I reaction as a function of projectile energy. The Skyrme-Hartree-Fock approach was used with the Woods-Saxon potential to calculate nucleon densities by means of the HARTREE-FOCK code. These densities were then used in the Single-Folding model to calculate neutron-¹²⁷I interaction potentials for neutron incident energies of 0.8893 MeV, 2 MeV, and 16.1 MeV. The angular differential cross sections were obtained using TALYS code, with these interaction potentials as input parameters. The evaluated nucleon-nucleus interaction potentials were found to be consistent with other theoretical values reported in the literature. The angular differential cross-section values also showed good agreement with experimental results available in the EXFOR library.
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