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M.R.Anderson1,S.R.Kennett1,L.W.Mitchell1,D.G.Sargood1
Univ. of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria1
Nuclear Physics, Section A349(1980)154

RESONANCE STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS AND THERMONUCLEAR REACT10N RATES FOR 25 MG(P,GAMMA)26AL

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DataFilePhysical quantitiesReaction(s)Energies
1 *ENGY-GAMMA6) DATA13)
ENGY-GAMMA: Energy of gamma-ray #5		 25MG(P,GAMMA)26AL; between 317 and 591 KEV
2 *ENGY-GAMMA6) DATA25,7)
ENGY-GAMMA: Energy of gamma-ray #5		 25MG(P,GAMMA)26AL; between 310 and 610 KEV
3 *ENGY-GAMMA6) DATA13,8)
ENGY-GAMMA: Energy of gamma-ray #5		 30S1(P,GAMMA)31P; between 317 and 591 KEV
4 *ENGY-GAMMA6) DATA39,10)
ENGY-GAMMA: Energy of gamma-ray #5		 30S1(P,GAMMA)31P; between 310 and 610 KEV

3) ABSOLUTE STRENGTH OF RESONANCE
5) RELATIVE STRENGTH OF RESONANCE
6) RESONANCE ENERGIES ARE TAKEN FROM P.M.ENDT AND C.VAN DER LEUN,NP/A310(1978)1.
7) RELATIVE STRENGTHS WERE NORMALISED TO THE ADOPTED VALUE FOR591KEVRESONANCE.
8) DETERMINED BY COMPARISON WITH 30SI(P,GAMMA)31P,620KEV RESONANCE WHOSE STRENGTH IS ACCVRATELY KNOWN.
9) ADOPTED STRENGTH OF RESONANCE DETERMINED BY DATA1,2 AND 3.
10) THERMONUCLEAR REACTION RATE IS EXTRACTED FROM THESE DATA. SEE TABLE 3.
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