This paper presents values of complete fusion cross sections deduced from activation measurements for the reactions Li-6 + Sn-120 and Li-7 + Sn-119, and for a projectile energy range from 17.5 to 28 MeV in the center-of-mass system. A new deconvolution analysis technique is used to link the basic activation data to the actual fusion excitation function. The complete fusion cross sections above the barrier are suppressed by about 70% and 85% with respect to the universal fusion function, used as a standard reference, in the Li-6 and Li-7 induced reactions, respectively. From a comparison of the excitation functions of the two systems at energies below the barrier, no significant differences can be observed, despite the two systems have different n-transfer Q values. This observation is supported by the results of coupled reaction channels (CRC) calculations.
Breakup and n-transfer effects on the fusion reactions 6,7Li+120,119Sn around the Coulomb barrier
LATTUADA, Marcello;A. Musumarra;
2017-01-01
Abstract
This paper presents values of complete fusion cross sections deduced from activation measurements for the reactions Li-6 + Sn-120 and Li-7 + Sn-119, and for a projectile energy range from 17.5 to 28 MeV in the center-of-mass system. A new deconvolution analysis technique is used to link the basic activation data to the actual fusion excitation function. The complete fusion cross sections above the barrier are suppressed by about 70% and 85% with respect to the universal fusion function, used as a standard reference, in the Li-6 and Li-7 induced reactions, respectively. From a comparison of the excitation functions of the two systems at energies below the barrier, no significant differences can be observed, despite the two systems have different n-transfer Q values. This observation is supported by the results of coupled reaction channels (CRC) calculations.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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