Mechanism of (p, t) and (p,He3) reactions by the analysis of the energy dependence of mirror transitions

Abstract
The reactions C13(p, t)C11, C13(p, He3)B11, O16(p, t)O14, and O16(p, He3)N14 have been studied at several incident energies between 24 and 44 MeV. Previous results on the N15(p, t)N13 and N15(p, He3)C13 reactions are also considered in the analysis. The energy dependence of cross section ratios for mirror transitions evidences that these reactions cannot be described below 35-40 MeV simply as a direct two-nucleon pickup. The values for spin and isospin dependent terms in the effective interactions obtained from a distorted-wave Born-approximation analysis differ from those used in shell model calculations and in microscopic analyses of inelastic scattering.