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S.Naito1, Y.Nagai1, T.Shima1, H.Makii1, K.Mishima1, K.Tamura2, H.Toyokawa3, H.Ohgaki4, J.Golak5, R.Skibinski5, H.Witala5, W.Glockle6, A.Nogga7, H.Kamada8
Osaka Univ., Osaka1
Tokyo Inst.of Technology, Tokyo2
Nat.Inst.of Adv.Ind.Sci.Tech.(AIST3
Kyoto Univ.4
Krakow, Jagellonian Univ5
Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum6
Kernforschungsanlage Juelich7
Japan8
Physical Review, Part C, Nuclear Physics73(2006)034003

New data for 3He(gamma,p)D and 3He(gamma,pp)n cross sections compared to current theory

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DataFilePhysical quantitiesReaction(s)Energies
1 *INC-ENGY-LAB SIGMA INC-ENGY-LAB-MAX18)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3; SIGMA: Total cross section #1		 3HE(GAMMA,P)2H; between 10.5 and 16.5 MEV
2 *INC-ENGY-LAB SIGMA INC-ENGY-LAB-MAX19)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3; SIGMA: Total cross section #1		 3HE(GAMMA,P,P)N; between 10.5 and 16.5 MEV
3 *INC-ENGY-LAB XSECTN-RATIO INC-ENGY-LAB-MAX20)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3; XSECTN-RATIO: Cross section ratio #1		 (3HE(GAMMA,P)D/3HE(GAMMA,P,P)N); between 10.5 and 16.5 MEV
4 *INC-ENGY-LAB SIGMA INC-ENGY-LAB-MAX21)
INC-ENGY-LAB: Incident energy in lab. system #3; SIGMA: Total cross section #1		 (3HE(GAMMA,P)2H+3HE(GAMMA,N,P)1H); between 10.5 and 16.5 MEV

18) Maximum energy of incident gamma-ray
19) Maximum energy of incident gamma-ray
20) Maximum energy of incident gamma-ray
21) Maximum energy of incident gamma-ray
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