Photodisintegration Cross Section of He in the Giant Dipole Resonance Energy Region
arXiv:2307.01474 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.107.064317
Abstract
We simultaneously measured the He()He and He()H reactions in the energy range around the giant dipole resonance. A quasi-monoenergetic photon beam produced via the laser Compton scattering technique was irradiated on the active-target time-projection chamber filled with helium gas, and trajectories of charged decay particles emitted from He were measured. Our data suggest that the He()He and He()H cross sections peak around 26 MeV. This result contradicts the previous experimental data reported by Shima et al. but is consistent with other experimental results.
arXiv comment12 pages, 6 figures
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