Evidence for strong refraction of He in an alpha-particle condensate
arXiv:1102.1771 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.75.044609
Abstract
We have analyzed He scattering from C at 34.7 and 72 MeV in a coupled channel method with a double folding potential derived from the precise wave functions for the ground 0 state and (7.65 MeV) Hoyle state, which has been suggested to be an particle condensate. It is found that strong refraction of He in the Hoyle state can be clearly seen in the experimental angular distribution at {\it low} incident energy region as an Airy minimum of the {\it pre-rainbow oscillations}.
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