The B10(p,α0)Be7 excitation function has been studied in a wide energy range, from 2.2 MeV down to astrophysical energies, reproducing the cross section above and below the Coulomb barrier in a single experiment. An optimized experimental setup ensured good energy resolution and for the first time a clear separation of α0 and α1 channels of the B10+H2 interaction has been achieved by applying the Trojan Horse method. An improved normalization of the Trojan Horse bare-nucleus astrophysical S(E)-factor to direct data was performed and a value of Ue=391±74eV was obtained for the electron screening potential.

Trojan horse measurement of the B-10(p,alpha(0))Be-7 cross section in the energy range from 3 keV to 2.2 MeV

Spitaleri, C.;Spartá, R.;Rapisarda, G. G.;Puglia, S. M. R.;La Cognata, M.;Cherubini, S.;Guardo, G. L.;Gulino, M.;Lamia, L.;Pizzone, R. G.;Romano, S.;Sergi, M. L.;Tumino, A.
2018-01-01

Abstract

The B10(p,α0)Be7 excitation function has been studied in a wide energy range, from 2.2 MeV down to astrophysical energies, reproducing the cross section above and below the Coulomb barrier in a single experiment. An optimized experimental setup ensured good energy resolution and for the first time a clear separation of α0 and α1 channels of the B10+H2 interaction has been achieved by applying the Trojan Horse method. An improved normalization of the Trojan Horse bare-nucleus astrophysical S(E)-factor to direct data was performed and a value of Ue=391±74eV was obtained for the electron screening potential.
2018
Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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