F. J. Kline
The Catholic University of America
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Nuclear Physics | 1973
F. J. Kline; H. Crannell; James T. O'Brien; J.S. McCarthy; Randy Roy Whitney
Abstract The ground state charge distribution of the nucleus 14 C has been studied using elastic electron scattering. Data were accumulated and analysed for an incident electron energy of 374.6 MeV and for laboratory scattering angles between 32° and 70°. Cross section data for 12 C were also obtained, for purposes of normalization, at the same incident energy and angles. The data were fit, by phase shift analysis, to a two-parameter Fermi model and to the modified harmonic oscillator model. Both models give reasonable fits to the 14 C data except in the region of the first diffraction minimum. The results for the modified harmonic oscillator model indicate that the rms radius of 14 C is approximately 0.10 fm larger than that of 14 C.
Science | 1969
H. Crannell; Carol Jo Crannell; F. J. Kline; Lewis Battist
The number and length of etchable tracks, created by alpha particles in a cellulose nitrate sheet, are significantly enhanced by the application of an electric field across the cellulose nitrate.
Nuovo Cimento Della Societa Italiana Di Fisica A-nuclei Particles and Fields | 2007
F. J. Kline; H. Crannell; J.M. Finn; P. L. Hallowell; J. T. O’Brien; C. W. Werntz; S. P. Fivozinsky; J. W. Lightbody; S. Penner
SummaryA search for the lowest-energyT = 2 state in14C has been attempted employing inelastic electron scattering techniques. Spectra obtained at 61 and 81 MeV incident-electron energy and 145.7° scattering angle fail to reveal significant structure at the predicted resonance energy. The implications of this result are discussed in terms of the particle-hole model and the ground-state structure of the14B analogue of this level.RiassuntoSi è cercato di condurre una ricerca dello stato di energia minimaT = 2 nel14C servendosi delle tecniche di scattering anelastico degli elettroni. Negli spettri ottenuti per valori dell’energia degli elettroni incidenti di 61 e 81 MeV e dell’angolo di scattering di 145.7°, non si riescono a scorgere strutture significative ai previsti valori dell’energia di risonanza. Si discutono le implicazioni di questo risultato alla luce del modello a particelle e lacune e della struttura dello stato fondamentale dell’analogo di questo livello nel14B.РеэюмеИспольэуя технику неупругого рассеяния злектронов, исследуется состояниеT = 2 с наименьщей знергией в14C. Полученные спектры при знергии падаюших злектронов 61 и 81 МзВ при угле рассеяния 145.7° не обнаруживают сушественной структуры при предскаэанной реэонансной знергии. Полученный реэультат обсуждается с помошью модели ? частица-дырка ? и структуры основного состояния для14B аналога зтого уровня.
Nuovo Cimento Della Societa Italiana Di Fisica A-nuclei Particles and Fields | 2007
F. J. Kline; H. Crannell; J.M. Finn; P. L. Hallowell; J. T. O’Brien; C. W. Werntz; S. P. Fivozinsky; J. W. Lightbody; S. Penner
SummaryA search for the lowest-energyT = 2 state in14C has been attempted employing inelastic electron scattering techniques. Spectra obtained at 61 and 81 MeV incident-electron energy and 145.7° scattering angle fail to reveal significant structure at the predicted resonance energy. The implications of this result are discussed in terms of the particle-hole model and the ground-state structure of the14B analogue of this level.RiassuntoSi è cercato di condurre una ricerca dello stato di energia minimaT = 2 nel14C servendosi delle tecniche di scattering anelastico degli elettroni. Negli spettri ottenuti per valori dell’energia degli elettroni incidenti di 61 e 81 MeV e dell’angolo di scattering di 145.7°, non si riescono a scorgere strutture significative ai previsti valori dell’energia di risonanza. Si discutono le implicazioni di questo risultato alla luce del modello a particelle e lacune e della struttura dello stato fondamentale dell’analogo di questo livello nel14B.РеэюмеИспольэуя технику неупругого рассеяния злектронов, исследуется состояниеT = 2 с наименьщей знергией в14C. Полученные спектры при знергии падаюших злектронов 61 и 81 МзВ при угле рассеяния 145.7° не обнаруживают сушественной структуры при предскаэанной реэонансной знергии. Полученный реэультат обсуждается с помошью модели ? частица-дырка ? и структуры основного состояния для14B аналога зтого уровня.
Nuovo Cimento Della Societa Italiana Di Fisica A-nuclei Particles and Fields | 1974
F. J. Kline; H. Crannell; J.M. Finn; P. L. Hallowell; J. T. O’Brien; C. W. Werntz; S. P. Fivozinsky; J. W. Lightbody; S. Penner
SummaryA search for the lowest-energyT = 2 state in14C has been attempted employing inelastic electron scattering techniques. Spectra obtained at 61 and 81 MeV incident-electron energy and 145.7° scattering angle fail to reveal significant structure at the predicted resonance energy. The implications of this result are discussed in terms of the particle-hole model and the ground-state structure of the14B analogue of this level.RiassuntoSi è cercato di condurre una ricerca dello stato di energia minimaT = 2 nel14C servendosi delle tecniche di scattering anelastico degli elettroni. Negli spettri ottenuti per valori dell’energia degli elettroni incidenti di 61 e 81 MeV e dell’angolo di scattering di 145.7°, non si riescono a scorgere strutture significative ai previsti valori dell’energia di risonanza. Si discutono le implicazioni di questo risultato alla luce del modello a particelle e lacune e della struttura dello stato fondamentale dell’analogo di questo livello nel14B.РеэюмеИспольэуя технику неупругого рассеяния злектронов, исследуется состояниеT = 2 с наименьщей знергией в14C. Полученные спектры при знергии падаюших злектронов 61 и 81 МзВ при угле рассеяния 145.7° не обнаруживают сушественной структуры при предскаэанной реэонансной знергии. Полученный реэультат обсуждается с помошью модели ? частица-дырка ? и структуры основного состояния для14B аналога зтого уровня.
Physical Review C | 1979
X. K. Maruyama; F. J. Kline; J. W. Lightbody; S. Penner; W. J. Briscoe; M. Lunnon; H. Crannell
Physical Review C | 1971
J.C. Bergstrom; H. Crannell; F. J. Kline; John T. O'Brien; J. W. Lightbody; S. P. Fivozinsky
Physical Review C | 1979
X.K. Maruyama; F. J. Kline; J. W. Lightbody; S. Penner; W. J. Briscoe; M. E. Lunnon; H. Crannell
Physical Review C | 1979
X.K. Maruyama; F. J. Kline; J. W. Lightbody; S. Penner; W. J. Briscoe; M. E. Lunnon; H. Crannell
Physical Review C | 1974
James T. O'Brien; H. Crannell; F. J. Kline; S. Penner