Shapes of Angular Distributions of ( ${}^{3}{He}, t$ ) and ( $p, n$ ). Transitions to $0^{+}$ Antianalog States

16 November 1970

journal article
research article
Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review Letters

Vol. 25 (20) , 1458-1459
https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.25.1458

Abstract

The anomalous shapes of the angular distributions of tritons from the

0^{+}

→

0^{+}

{}^{3}{He}

-induced charge-exchange transitions to antianalog states of

{}^{64, 66}{Ga}

and

{}^{40}K

can be understood on the basis of the structural relation between analog and antianalog states, together with the assumption of a pure charge-exchange (i.e., no knockout) mechanism.

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Shapes of Angular Distributions of (He3,t) and (p,n). Transitions to0+Antianalog States

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Shapes of Angular Distributions of ( ${}^{3}{He}, t$ ) and ( $p, n$ ). Transitions to $0^{+}$ Antianalog States