Outstanding features of reactions with halo nuclei
E. F. Aguilera
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E. F. Aguilera
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Recent results for total reaction and fusion excitation functions for halo systems are compiled. The striking similarity in the behavior of total cross sections for proton-halo ( 8 B) and neutron-halo ( 6 He) systems is pointed out. Static and dynamic halo effects are elucidated by comparing data for a neutron-halo nucleus and its core. Fusion cross sections are discussed in terms of a maximum angular momentum for fusion, L f . A linear energy dependence for L f is consistent with the data for all the existing measurements so this might actually be a characteristic feature of true halo systems. A qualitative difference between the fusion of neutro-halo and proton-halo systems also is pointed out.
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Recent results for total reaction and fusion excitation functions for halo systems are compiled. The striking similarity in the behavior of total cross sections for proton-halo ( 8 B) and neutron-halo ( 6 He) systems is pointed out. Static and dynamic halo effects are elucidated by comparing data for a neutron-halo nucleus and its core. Fusion cross sections are discussed in terms of a maximum angular momentum for fusion, L f . A linear energy dependence for L f is consistent with the data for all the existing measurements so this might actually be a characteristic feature of true halo systems. A qualitative difference between the fusion of neutro-halo and proton-halo systems also is pointed out.
Key concepts: Halo, Halo nucleus, Fusion, Physics, Nuclear physics, Neutron, Proton, Nuclear fusion