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20202026
most citedA simple method to prepare deuterated targets for experiments relevant to nuclear astrophysics

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nucl-ex2026

Excitation function measurement of Sm(,n) reaction at sub-Coulomb energies and detailed covariance analysis

Tanmoy Bar, Dipali Basak, Lalit Kumar Sahoo +4

The cross-section measurement of Sm(,n)Gd (T38.06(12) h) reaction has been performed at sub-Coulomb energies around 1421 MeV (…

nucl-ex2024★ 1 cited

Proton induced reaction on Cd for astrophysical p-process studies

Sukhendu Saha, Dipali Basak, Tanmoy Bar +5

The proton capture cross-section of the least abundant proton-rich stable isotope of cadmium, Cd (abundance 0.89\%), has been measured near the Gamow window corresponding t…

nucl-ex2024

Study of In() elastic scattering to determine -optical potential relevant for astrophysical -process

Dipali Basak, Tanmoy Bar, Lalit Kumar Sahoo +10

The -optical potential is one of the key input parameters used to measure the reaction rate of the ()-process using the Hauser-Feshbach(HF) statistical model and the princi…

nucl-ex2024

Experimental study of -induced reactions on In for astrophysical -process

Dipali Basak, Tanmoy Bar, Abhijit Roy +5

Neutron deficient nuclei from SeHg are thought to be produced by -induced reactions (,n), (,p) and () processes. The relatively high abundance of $^{1…

nucl-ex2024★ 3 cited

Measurement of Sm(p,) cross-section at Gamow energies

Tanmoy Bar, Dipali Basak, Lalit Kumar Sahoo +4

The cross-section measurement of Sm(p, )Eu (T5.93(4) days) reaction has been performed at proton energies around 2.6, 3.1, 3.7, 4.1, 4.2, 4.7, 5.1, 5.5,…

nucl-ex2022

Investigation of long lived activity produced due to neutron emitting reactions

Tanmoy Bar, Dipali Basak, Sukhendu Saha +2

In this article, a detailed investigation has been done for the long lived gamma activity due to neutron emitting experiments. These calculations mainly focused on the experiments…