Experimental evidence of a natural parity state in Mg and its impact to the production of neutrons for the s process
arXiv:0709.1743 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.76.025802
Abstract
We have studied natural parity states in Mg via the Ne(Li,d)Mg reaction. Our method significantly improves the energy resolution of previous experiments and, as a result, we report the observation of a natural parity state in Mg. Possible spin-parity assignments are suggested on the basis of published -ray decay experiments. The stellar rate of the Ne(,)Mg reaction is reduced and may give rise to an increase in the production of s-process neutrons via the Ne(,n)Mg reaction.
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