K. Reuter
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
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Nuclear Physics | 1976
W. Kreische; H. Niedrig; K. Reuter; K. Roth
Abstract The reactions 50 Ti(p, p 0 ) 50 Ti and 50 Ti(p, α 0 ) 47 Sc were investigated with proton energies between 9.5 and 10 MeV. From an autocorrelation analysis the mean coherence widths were determined for the compound nucleus 51 V. In the proton channel and in the α-particle channel different coherence widths were measured: in the proton channel Γ p = 5.3 ± 1.3 keV and in the α-particle channel Γ α = 2.3 ± 0.4 keV. The direct reaction part in the proton decay was more than 93 %. In the measured cross sections non-statistical structures were present.
Physics Letters B | 1974
R. Heusinger; W. Kreische; W. Lampert; K. Reuter; K. Roth; K. Thomas
Abstract The orientation of the plane of polarization as well as the degree of linear polarization of γ-radiation is investigated in an external magnetic field.
European Physical Journal A | 1976
W. Kreische; K. Reuter; K. Roth
The circular polarization of the Internal Bremsstrahlung (IB) of90Y was measured with a Compton polarimeter according to Beard and Rose. The results are compatible with the theoretical predictions of Ford and Martin [8], who include “detour transitions” in their calculations of the circular polarization. Measurements ofΒ-γ-correlations of the IB of90Y are discussed, which suggest the consideration of detour transitions too.
Nuclear Instruments and Methods | 1978
W. Kreische; H.-U. Maar; H. Niedrig; K. Reuter; K. Roth
Abstract A rotating glass cylinder as mounting for a liquid and its application for ‘in-beam’ experiments is described.
Nuclear Instruments and Methods | 1975
R. Heusinger; W. Kreische; H. Niedrig; K. Reuter; K. Roth; K. Thomas
Abstract The influence of the stabilizer system of the Erlangen EN-Tandem on the beam spread was investigated. There was especially searched for a possible correlation between the terminal ripple signal and the observed energy resolution. The measured value using a nuclear reaction was found to be ΔE=2.1 keV.
Hyperfine Interactions | 1978
W. Kreische; H.-U. Maar; H. Niedrig; K. Reuter; K. Roth
Physical Review C | 1978
W. Kreische; H. Niedrig; K. Reuter; K. Roth; K. Thomas
Le Journal De Physique Colloques | 1976
W. Kreische; H. Niedrig; H. Pemsel; K. Reuter; K. Roth
Hyperfine Interactions | 1976
W. Kreische; H. Niedrig; H. Pemsel; K. Reuter; K. Roth; G. Rumpel
European Physical Journal A | 1976
W. Kreische; K. Reuter; K. Roth