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The neutron-deutron breakup cross section between 8 and 22 MeV
The n-d breakup cross section has been measured at eleven energies. between 8 and 22 MeV by integrating the energy distributions of breakup protons in a deuterated scintillator. The breakup protons were separated from the recoil deuterons by pulse shape discrimination. A comparison of these …
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An absolute measurement of the photodisintegration differential cross section of the deutron
We have measured the absolute 2H( 1 ,p )n angular distribution using the Illinois LASA detector at the Saskatchewan Accelerator Laboratory's tagged photon facility. Using 40 to 90 MeV photons, we aimed to measure the differential cross section with a statistical precision of typically 5% in angular …
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High Energy Measurements of the Dueteron Photodisintegration Differential Cross Section
New measurements of the high energy deutron photodisintegration differential cross section were made at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News, Virginia. Two experiments were performed. Experiment E96-003 was performed in experimental Hall C. The measurements were …
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High Energy Measurements of the Deuteron Photodisintegration Differential Cross Section
New measurements of the high energy deutron photodisintegration differential cross section were made at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News, Virginia. Two experiments were performed. Experiment E96-003 was performed in experimental Hall C. The measurements were …
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An integral equation for the anomalous deuteron vertex and a comparison of two normalization conditions
"A set of coupled inhomogeneous integral equations is found for the imaginary parts of the four invariant amplitudes of the anomalous deuteron vertex. The equations are algebraically homogeneous~ however, so the possibility of an eigenvalue con= \ dition exists if unsubtracted dispersion relations …