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Direct nuclear reactions /
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| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autor principal: | |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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River Edge, N.J. :
World Scientific,
©2004.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Notational Conventions
- 1. Introduction: Direct and Compound Nuclear Reactions
- A. The Observables
- B. Direct and Compound Nuclear Reactions
- C. Competition between Direct and Compound Nuclear Reactions
- D. Historical Note
- 2. The Plane-Wave Theory
- Notes to Chapter 2
- 3. Scattering Theory and General Results
- A. Motivation
- B. The Nuclear Shell Model
- C. Reaction Channels or Partitions
- D. Integral Equations and the Scattering Amplitude
- E. Asymptotic Form of the Complete Wave Function
- F. The First Born Approximation
- G. Cross Section
- Notes to Chapter 3
- 4. The Phenomenological Optical Potential
- A. Rationale for the Optical Potential
- B. Partial Wave Expansion, the Radial Wave Function, Its Asymptotic Behavior
- C. Elastic Scattering Amplitude
- D. Coulomb and Nuclear Potentials
- E. Parametrization of the Optical Potential
- F. Elastic Scattering of Alpha Particles
- G. SpinOrbit Interaction and Nucleon Elastic Scattering
- H. Elastic Scattering of Heavy Ions
- I. The Imaginary Potential and Mean Free Path
- J. Systematics of the Parameters
- K. Nonlocality of the Optical Potential
- L. Convergence of the Partial Wave Sum
- Notes to Chapter 4
- 5. Distorted-Wave Born Approximation
- A. Introduction
- B. Distorted-Wave Greens Functions
- C. The Gell-MannGoldberger Transformation
- D. Two-Potential Formula
- E. The DWBA Transition Amplitude
- F. Discussion of the Approximations
- G. Antisymmetrization
- H. Multipole Expansion of the Transition Amplitude
- Notes to Chapter 5
- 6. Operator Formalism
- A. Introduction
- B. LippmannSchwinger Equation
- C. Formal Solution
- D. Transition Amplitude
- E. Transition Operator T
- F. Gell-MannGoldberger Transformation
- G. Distorted-Wave Greens Function
- H. Distorted-Wave Born Approximation
- I. Second Distorted-Born Approximation
- J. Multiple-Scattering Series of Watson
- K. Greens Theorem and the Hermitian H
- Notes of Chapter 6
- 7. Calculation of the DWBA Amplitude
- A. Introduction
- B. The (d, p) Stripping Reaction
- C. Zero-Range Approximation
- D. Examples
- E. Improvements within the Framework of the DWBA
- F. Spectroscopic Factors for One-Nucleon Transfer
- G. Pairing Theory in Nuclear Structure
- H. Inelastic Excitation of Surface Vibrations
- I. Inelastic Excitation of Nuclear Rotational Levels
- J. Inelastic Excitation of Single-Nucleon States
- K. Charge-Exchange Reactions
- L. Distorted-Wave Impulse Approximation
- M. Coulomb Excitation
- Notes to Chapter 7
- 8. Coupled Equations and the Effective Interaction
- A. Coupled Equations for Inelastic Scattering
- B. Truncation and Effective Interactions
- C. The Effective Interaction
- D. Nonlocality
- E. Multiple-Scattering Series for the Effective Interaction
- F. Partial-Wave Expansion
- G. Boundary Conditions
- H. Distorted-Wave Born Approximation
- I. Cross Sections
- 9. Microscopic Theory of Inelastic Nucleon Scattering from Nuclei
- A. The Richness of Nuclear Structure
- B. Discussion of the Interactions in the Coupled Equations
- C. Matrix Elements of the Effective Interaction
- D. Selection.