calculations for 56 ni transfer cross sections
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Calculations for 56 Ni transfer cross sections . ( p,d ) Zero-range and finite-range options give similar results Codes mostly consistent with increasing beam energy Inconsistency with different potentials (d, 3 He) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Calculations for 56Ni transfer cross sections
(p,d) Zero-range and finite-range options give similar results Codes mostly consistent with increasing beam energy Inconsistency with different potentials
(d,3He) Discontinuity with increasing energy in TWOFNR calculations
with Daehnick deuteron potential [for (d,3He) reaction only]
Calculation details
• Same set of options for FRESCO and TWOFNR calcs– “brush” front end produces input file for both calculations
• did NOT include non-locality– not an option for FRESCO
• tried both ZR and FR (LEA) options– Near peak, very little difference – remaining calcs use FR (LEA)
Solid = TWOFNRDashed = FRESCO
56Ni(p,d)55NiChapel Hill 89 optical potential for pJS Adiabatic + CH89 potential for d
37 MeV/A
56Ni(p,d) 55Ni
15 Nov
56Ni(p,d) cross sections – comparing d potentials Chapel Hill 89 optical potential for pComparing deutron potentials (JS+CH89 and Daehnick)
Each color is a different beam energy (MeV/u)Solid = JS+CH89 (adiabatic)Dashed = Daehnick
Shape and magnitude of cross sections are different
With Daehnick (DWBA):- peak mag ~2x larger- flattened shape- shifted peaks at high E
15 Nov
56Ni(p,d) cross sections – increasing beam energyChapel Hill 89 optical potential for pJohnson-Soper Adiabatic potential + CH89 for d (ADWA)
Each color is a different beam energy (MeV/u)Solid = TWOFNRDashed = FRESCO
Little difference at peak with adiabatic pot.
Differences at: • larger angles • higher energy
15 Nov
56Ni(p,d) cross sections – different deuteron potentialChapel Hill 89 optical potential for pDaehnick Global optical potential for d (DWBA)
Each color is a different beam energy (MeV/u)Solid = TWOFNRDashed = FRESCO
Excellent agreement throughout the energy range using Daehnick deuteron potential
Shape and magnitude of cross section is much different than when using adiabatic potential
56Ni(d,3He)55Co
15 Nov
56Ni(d,3He) cross sections – increasing energy for (d,3He)Daehnick Global optical potential for dBechetti-Greenlees optical potential for 3He
Each color is a different beam energy (MeV/u)Solid = TWOFNRDashed = FRESCO
Little difference at low E (red, black, green)
Enormous differences above ~60 MeV/u
Related to Daehnick discontinuity ? [see later slides]
23 Nov
56Ni(d,3He) cross sections – different deuteron potential Perey-Perey optical potential for dBechetti-Greenlees optical potential for 3He
Each color is a different beam energy (MeV/u)Solid = TWOFNRDashed = FRESCO
Excellent agreement throughout the energy range with Perey-Perey deuteron potential
56Ni(d,3He)55CoDaehnick discontinuity
56Ni(d,3He) cross sections – Daehnick discontinuity Daehnick Global optical potential for dBechetti-Greenlees optical potential for 3He 17 Nov
TWOFNR Smooth change in cross
section with energy E<75 and E>76,
Discontinuity at E~75.85 MeV
Thick black lines are 60, 70, 80 MeV/uThin lines are 1 MeV/u steps
56Ni(d,3He) cross sections – no Daehnick discontinuity Daehnick Global optical potential for dBechetti-Greenlees optical potential for 3He 17 Nov
FRESCOSmooth change in cross
section with energy over entire range
Thick black lines are 60, 70, 80 MeV/uThin lines are 1 MeV/u steps
56Ni(d,3He) – local, zero-range, BG for 3He23 Jan
Daehnick for deuteron
Perey-Perey for deuteron
brush+twofnr10 brush12+twofnr11
56Ni(d,3He) – local, zero-range, BG for 3He23 Jan
Daehnick for deuteron – still has discontinuity in twofnr (dotted)
brush12+twofnr11