The Trojan Horse Method was applied to the H-2(Li-6, alpha(3)He)n three-body reaction in order to extract the bare nucleus S(E) factor for the 6Li(p, a)3 He reaction. The three-body reaction was performed in two kinematically complete experiments at beam energies of 25 and 14 MeV. The selected quasi-free coincidence yield was compared with the result of a Monte Carlo calculation where the entering two-body cross section was the result of a R-matrix parameterization of the direct two-body cross section. The quite good agreement throughout the investigated region above and below the p-Li-6 Coulomb barrier, allowed for the extraction of the bare S(E) factor in the astrophysical energy region. The S(0) value together with an independent estimate of the screening potential U-e were derived and compared with those obtained from direct measurements.

The Trojan Horse Method was applied to the H-2(Li-6, alpha(3)He)n three-body reaction in order to extract the bare nucleus S(E) factor for the 6Li(p, a)3 He reaction. The three-body reaction was performed in two kinematically complete experiments at beam energies of 25 and 14 MeV. The selected quasi-free coincidence yield was compared with the result of a Monte Carlo calculation where the entering two-body cross section was the result of a R-matrix parameterization of the direct two-body cross section. The quite good agreement throughout the investigated region above and below the p-Li-6 Coulomb barrier, allowed for the extraction of the bare S(E) factor in the astrophysical energy region. The S(0) value together with an independent estimate of the screening potential U-e were derived and compared with those obtained from direct measurements.

Indirect study of the astrophysically relevant Li-6(p, a)He-3 reaction by means of the Trojan Horse Method

CHERUBINI, SILVIO;MUSUMARRA, Agatino;Pizzone RG;ROMANO, Stefano;
2004-01-01

Abstract

The Trojan Horse Method was applied to the H-2(Li-6, alpha(3)He)n three-body reaction in order to extract the bare nucleus S(E) factor for the 6Li(p, a)3 He reaction. The three-body reaction was performed in two kinematically complete experiments at beam energies of 25 and 14 MeV. The selected quasi-free coincidence yield was compared with the result of a Monte Carlo calculation where the entering two-body cross section was the result of a R-matrix parameterization of the direct two-body cross section. The quite good agreement throughout the investigated region above and below the p-Li-6 Coulomb barrier, allowed for the extraction of the bare S(E) factor in the astrophysical energy region. The S(0) value together with an independent estimate of the screening potential U-e were derived and compared with those obtained from direct measurements.
2004
The Trojan Horse Method was applied to the H-2(Li-6, alpha(3)He)n three-body reaction in order to extract the bare nucleus S(E) factor for the 6Li(p, a)3 He reaction. The three-body reaction was performed in two kinematically complete experiments at beam energies of 25 and 14 MeV. The selected quasi-free coincidence yield was compared with the result of a Monte Carlo calculation where the entering two-body cross section was the result of a R-matrix parameterization of the direct two-body cross section. The quite good agreement throughout the investigated region above and below the p-Li-6 Coulomb barrier, allowed for the extraction of the bare S(E) factor in the astrophysical energy region. The S(0) value together with an independent estimate of the screening potential U-e were derived and compared with those obtained from direct measurements.
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