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PROTON-NUCLEUS REACTION CROSS SECTIONS COMPUTED FROM ELASTIC-SCATTERING DATA

F. Sannes, D.G. Stairs

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Proton-nucleus reaction cross sections in the energy region from 90 to 300 MeV are computed from elastic-scattering data. The interference of the nuclear scattering amplitude with the calculable Coulomb scattering amplitude determines the magnitude and phase of the nuclear amplitude when the differential elastic-scattering cross section is known. The reaction cross section is then obtained by an application of the optical theorem.

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Proton-nucleus reaction cross sections in the energy region from 90 to 300 MeV are computed from elastic-scattering data. The interference of the nuclear scattering amplitude with the calculable Coulomb scattering amplitude determines the magnitude and phase of the nuclear amplitude when the differential elastic-scattering cross section is known. The reaction cross section is then obtained by an application of the optical theorem.

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Proton-nucleus reaction cross sections in the energy region from 90 to 300 MeV are computed from elastic-scattering data. The interference of the nuclear scattering amplitude with the calculable Coulomb scattering amplitude determines the magnitude and phase of the nuclear amplitude when the differential elastic-scattering cross section is known. The reaction cross section is then obtained by an application of the optical theorem.

Key concepts: Physics, Elastic scattering, Optical theorem, Amplitude, Scattering, Cross section (physics), Scattering length, Scattering amplitude

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