alpha-decaying states in Be10,12 populated in the Be10(C14,Be10,12) reaction.

N. Curtis; N. I. Ashwood; L. T. Baby; T. D. Baldwin; T. R. Bloxham; W. N. Catford; D. D. Caussyn; M. Freer; C. W. Harlin; P. McEwan; D. L. Price; D. Spingler; I. Wiedenhover

doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.73.057301

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alpha-decaying states in Be<sup>10,12</sup> populated in the Be<sup>10</sup>(C<sup>14</sup>,Be<sup>10,12</sup>) reaction.

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alpha-decaying states in Be^10,12 populated in the Be¹⁰(C¹⁴,Be^10,12) reaction.

N. Curtis, N. I. Ashwood, L. T. Baby, T. D. Baldwin, T. R. Bloxham, W. N. Catford, D. D. Caussyn, M. Freer, C. W. Harlin, P. McEwan, …

Physical Review C, Vol.73(057301)

Physical Review C

08/05/2006

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.73.057301

Abstract

A search has been made for the ⁶He+⁶He and alpha + ⁸He decay of the molecular rotational band in ¹²Be using the ¹⁰Be(¹⁴C,¹²Be*)¹²C reaction at 88.5 MeV. Although the alpha + ⁶He decay of ¹⁰Be was observed in the data set there is no evidence for the breakup of ¹²Be. The cross-section upper limits for the ¹⁰Be(¹⁴C,⁶He ⁶He)¹²C and ¹⁰Be(¹⁴C,alpha ⁸He)¹²C reactions are 50 and 300 nb respectively.

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Title: alpha-decaying states in Be^10,12 populated in the Be¹⁰(C¹⁴,Be^10,12) reaction.
Creators: N. Curtis
N. I. Ashwood
L. T. Baby
T. D. Baldwin
T. R. Bloxham
W. N. Catford
D. D. Caussyn
M. Freer
C. W. Harlin
P. McEwan
D. L. Price
D. Spingler
I. Wiedenhover
Publication Details: Physical Review C, Vol.73(057301)
Event: Physical Review C
Date published: 08/05/2006
Date submitted: 27/05/2010
Identifiers: 99513828402346
Academic Unit: School of Maths and Physics
Resource Type: Journal article