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T.Mikumo2,I.Kohno1,K.Katori2,T.Motobayashi3,S.Nakajima1, M.Yoshie2,H.Kamitsubo1
Inst.of Physical and Chemical Res. (RIKEN1
Univ. of Tsukuba, Tsukuba2
Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo3
Physical Review, Part C, Nuclear Physics14(1976)1458

SYSTEMATICS OF OPTIMUM Q VALUES IN MULTINUCLEON TRANSFER REACTIONS INDUCED BY HEAVY IONS

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DataFilePhysical quantitiesReaction(s)Energies
1 *EMT THTL QVL1) QVL2) QVL3) QVL4) QVL5) ENGY
ENGY: Energy; QVL: Q-value; THTL: Scattering angle theta in lab. system #4		 52CR(14N,X)X; 95 MEV
2 *
53CR(14N,X)X; 90 MEV
3 *
92MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
4 *
94MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
5 *
95MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
6 *
96MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
7 *
97MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
8 *
98MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
9 *
100MO(14N,X)X; 97 MEV
10 *
92MO(12C,X)X; 90 MEV
11 *
90ZR(14N,X)X; 75 MEV

1) : GROUND STATE Q VALUE;
2) : Q VALUE CORRESPONDING TO THE PEAK POSITION OF THE BUMP OF THE SPETRUM.
3) ,'4':Q VALUES FOR WHICH THE YIELDS ARE ONE-HALF OF THE VALUE ENERGIES OF THE OGOING PARTICLES.
4) :Q VALUES FOR WHICH THE YIELDS ARE ONE-HALF OF THE VALUE ENERGIES OF THE OGOING PARTICLES.
5) :VALUE AVERAGED OVER DATA FOR DIFFERENT Q(LAB.).
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