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An investigation of radiative proton–capture reactions in the Cd–In mass region
Nuclear Physics A ( IF 1.7 ) Pub Date : 2021-08-12 , DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2021.122298
P. Vasileiou 1 , T.J. Mertzimekis 1 , A. Chalil 1 , C. Fakiola 1 , I. Karakasis 1 , A. Kotsovolou 1 , S. Pelonis 1 , A. Zyriliou 1 , M. Axiotis 2 , A. Lagoyannis 2
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The reaction network in the neutron–deficient part of the nuclear chart around A100 contains several nuclei of importance to astrophysical processes, such as the p–process. This work reports on the results from recent experimental studies of the radiative proton-capture reactions 112,114Cd(p,γ)113,115In. Experimental cross sections for the reactions have been measured for proton beam energies residing inside the respective Gamow windows for each reaction, using isotopically enriched 112Cd and 114Cd targets. Two different techniques, the in–beam γ–ray spectroscopy and the activation method have been employed, with the latter considered necessary to account for the presence of low–lying isomers in 113In (Eγ392 keV, t1/2100 min), and 115In (Eγ336 keV, t1/24.5 h). Following the measurement of the total reaction cross sections, the astrophysical S factors have been additionally deduced. The experimental results are compared with Hauser–Feshbach theoretical calculations carried out with the most recent version of TALYS. The results are discussed in terms of their significance to the various parameters entering the models.



中文翻译:

Cd-In 质量区中辐射质子俘获反应的研究

周围核图缺乏中子部分的反应网络 100包含几个对天体物理过程很重要的原子核,例如p过程。这项工作报告了最近对辐射质子捕获反应112,114 Cd 的实验研究的结果(,γ)113,115在。使用富含同位素的112 Cd 和114 Cd 靶标,测量了反应的实验横截面,测量了每个反应各自 Gamow 窗口内的质子束能量。两种不同的技术,光束内γ射线光谱和活化方法已被采用,后者被认为是解释113 In (γ392 keV, 1/2100分钟)和115 英寸γ336 keV, 1/24.5h)。在测量总反应截面之后,还额外推导出了天体物理S因子。将实验结果与使用最新版本的TALYS进行的 Hauser-Feshbach 理论计算进行比较。结果根据它们对进入模型的各种参数的重要性进行了讨论。

更新日期:2021-08-20
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