Microscopic theory of the total reaction cross section and application to stable and exotic nuclei (1990)
- Authors:
- Autor USP: HUSSEIN, MAHIR SALEH - IF
- Unidade: IF
- Subjects: FÍSICA NUCLEAR; FÍSICA
- Language: Inglês
- Imprenta:
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ABNT
HUSSEIN, M S e REGO, R A e BERTULANI, C A. Microscopic theory of the total reaction cross section and application to stable and exotic nuclei. . São Paulo: If-Usp. Disponível em: http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd869.pdf. Acesso em: 04 maio 2024. , 1990 -
APA
Hussein, M. S., Rego, R. A., & Bertulani, C. A. (1990). Microscopic theory of the total reaction cross section and application to stable and exotic nuclei. São Paulo: If-Usp. Recuperado de http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd869.pdf -
NLM
Hussein MS, Rego RA, Bertulani CA. Microscopic theory of the total reaction cross section and application to stable and exotic nuclei [Internet]. 1990 ;[citado 2024 maio 04 ] Available from: http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd869.pdf -
Vancouver
Hussein MS, Rego RA, Bertulani CA. Microscopic theory of the total reaction cross section and application to stable and exotic nuclei [Internet]. 1990 ;[citado 2024 maio 04 ] Available from: http://publica-sbi.if.usp.br/PDFs/pd869.pdf - Elastic enhancement factor in the 'ANTPOT.11 B' (p,'N IND.0') 'ANTPOT.11 C' reaction at e =14.3 mev
- Statistical doorway role of the dinucleus in heavy ion deep inelastic reactions
- Heavy-ion fusion reactions: comparison among different models
- Glauber calculation of heavy- ion and light-ion inclusive break-up cross section
- Hybrid model for the decay of nuclear giant resonances
- Fusion reactions with weakly bound nuclei
- Heavy ion excitation of giant resonances: a bridge from the elastic scattering to the inelastic data
- Coupled-channels study of 'ANTPOT.11 BE' coulomb excitation
- Quantal theory of fragment production in heavy-ion reactions
- Rotating ground states of trapped atomis in a Bose-Einstein condensate with arbitrary two-body interactions
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