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Journal of the Physical Society of Japan | 1958
Isao Kumabe; Eiko Takekoshi; Hisanao Ogata; Yoshikazu Tsuneoka; Shinpei Oki
The angular and energy distributions of alpha particles resulting frora Co/sup 59/(n, alpha )Mn/sup 56/ and Mn/sup 55/(n, alpha )V/sup 52/ reac tions induced by 14.8-Mev neutrons were raeasured with Ilford C2 nuclear plates. As in the case of Al/sup 27/(n, alpha )Na/sup 24/ reaction, the angular distributions for the entire energy region are approximately 90 deg symmetrical and concave upward, and the energy distributions show that the alpha particles with energies below the Couloumb barrier are raore emitted than has been expected. The curves on a semilog plot of the relative level density calculated from the energy distributions of the alpha particles cannot fit a straight line. The total (n, alpha ) cross sections of cohalt end manganese are 84 mb plus or minus 15% and 96 mb plus or minus 15%, respectively. The results are compared with the predictions of the statistical theory of nuclear reactions. (auth)The angular and energy distributions of alpha particles resulting from Co 59 ( n , α)Mn 56 and Mn 55 ( n , α)V 52 reactions induced by 14.8-Mev neutrons were measured with Ilford C2 nuclear plates. As in the case of Al 27 ( n , α)Na 24 reaction, the angular distributions for the entire energy region are approximately 90° symmetrical and concave upward, and the energy distributions show that the alpha particles with energies below the Coulomb barrier are more emitted than has been expected. The curves on a semilog plot of the relative level density calculated from the energy distributions of the alpha particles cannot fit a straight line. The total ( n , α) cross sections of cobalt and manganese are 84 mb±15% and 96 mb±15% respectively. The results are compared with the predictions of the statistical theory of nuclear reactions.
Physical Review | 1957
Isao Kumabe; Eiko Takekoshi; Hisanao Ogata; Tsuneoka; Shinpei Oki
Physical Review Letters | 1978
T. Yamagata; K. Iwamoto; S. Kishimoto; Bunzaburo Saeki; K. Yuasa; M. Tanaka; T. Fukuda; Katsuyuki Okada; I. Miura; M. Inoue; Hisanao Ogata
Physical Review Letters | 1991
Shigeo Nakayama; T. Yamagata; M. Tanaka; M. Inoue; K. Yuasa; T. Itahashi; Hisanao Ogata; N. Koori; Shima K
Physical Review Letters | 1991
Shigeo Nakayama; T. Yamagata; M. Tanaka; M. Inoue; K. Yuasa; T. Itahashi; Hisanao Ogata; N. Koori; Shima K
Physical Review Letters | 1982
M. Tanaka; T. Yamagata; Takesatoru Fukuda; T. Shimoda; M. Wakai; S. Nakayama; T. Nojiri; M. Inoue; I. Miura; Hisanao Ogata
Physical Review C | 1992
Shigeo Nakayama; T. Yamagata; Misako Tanaka; M. Inoue; K. Yuasa; T. Itahashi; Hisanao Ogata; N. Koori; Shima K; M. B. Greenfield
Physical Review Letters | 1991
Shigeo Nakayama; T. Yamagata; Misako Tanaka; M. Inoue; K. Yuasa; T. Itahashi; Hisanao Ogata; N. Koori; Shima K
Nuclear Physics | 1982
T. Yamagata; S. Kishimoto; K. Yuasa; Bunzaburo Saeki; K. Iwamoto; M. H. Tanaka; Takesatoru Fukuda; I. Miura; M. Inoue; Hisanao Ogata
Nuclear Physics | 1981
M. H. Tanaka; K. Iwamoto; T. Yamagata; S. Kishimoto; Bunzaburo Saeki; K. Yuasa; Takesatoru Fukuda; Katsuyuki Okada; I. Miura; M. Inoue; Hisanao Ogata