The Reaction Cross Section and Neutron Removal Cross Sections of 17C

WU Cui-E; YE Yan-Lin; JIANG Dong-Xing; ZHENG Tao; HUA Hui; LI Zhi-Huan; LI Xiang-Qing; CHEN Zhi-Qiang; HU Qing-Yuan; ZHANG Gao-Long; PANG Dan-Yang; WANG Jia

Chinese Physics C> 2005, Vol. 29> Issue(11) : 1052-1056

The Reaction Cross Section and Neutron Removal Cross Sections of 17C

School of Physics and the MOE Key Laboratory of Heavy Ion Physics, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China2 The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research RIKEN, Saitama 351-0198, Japan

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The reaction cross section, together with the one-, two- and three neutron removal cross sections, of ¹⁷C with the energy of 79A MeV on carbon target were measured using the radioactive beam line RIPS of RIKEN. The reaction cross section and the one-neutron removal cross section were analyzed within the frame of Glauber model. Both the analyses favor the dominant configuration of a ¹⁶C core (2⁺) plus a d_5/2 valence neutron for ¹⁷C. The work for the neutron-rich carbon isotope on the reaction cross section σ_R and the interaction cross section σ_I on ^{12^{C target are summarized.}}

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WU Cui-E, YE Yan-Lin, JIANG Dong-Xing, ZHENG Tao, HUA Hui, LI Zhi-Huan, LI Xiang-Qing, CHEN Zhi-Qiang, HU Qing-Yuan, ZHANG Gao-Long, PANG Dan-Yang and WANG Jia. The Reaction Cross Section and Neutron Removal Cross Sections of 17C[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2005, 29(11): 1052-1056.

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The Reaction Cross Section and Neutron Removal Cross Sections of 17C

Corresponding author: WU Cui-E,

School of Physics and the MOE Key Laboratory of Heavy Ion Physics, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China2 The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research RIKEN, Saitama 351-0198, Japan

Received Date: 2005-03-03
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Available Online: 2005-11-05

Abstract: The reaction cross section, together with the one-, two- and three neutron removal cross sections, of ¹⁷C with the energy of 79A MeV on carbon target were measured using the radioactive beam line RIPS of RIKEN. The reaction cross section and the one-neutron removal cross section were analyzed within the frame of Glauber model. Both the analyses favor the dominant configuration of a ¹⁶C core (2⁺) plus a d_5/2 valence neutron for ¹⁷C. The work for the neutron-rich carbon isotope on the reaction cross section σ_R and the interaction cross section σ_I on ^{12^{C target are summarized.}}