THE ADIABATIC-BORN APPROXIMATION OF THE OPTICAL MODEL FOR DEFORMED NUCLEI

Yang Ze-sen

Chinese Physics C> 1980, Vol. 4> Issue(6) : 778-783

THE ADIABATIC-BORN APPROXIMATION OF THE OPTICAL MODEL FOR DEFORMED NUCLEI

Yang Ze-sen

Peking University

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Scattering amplitudes are determined in a manner similar to DWBA, but the dis-torted wave function here is found from adiabatic hypothesis. The structure of thescattering amplitudes is still similar to that obtained from adiabatic approximation. butthe main deficiency of the latter, namely the independence of the inelastic amplitudeson the energy loss, is overcome.
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[1] Ch. Lagrange, JAERI-M-5984(1975), 51, 58. S. Tanaka, JAERI-M-5984(1975), 212.[2] T. Tamura, Rev. Mod, Phys., 37(1965), 679.
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Yang Ze-sen. THE ADIABATIC-BORN APPROXIMATION OF THE OPTICAL MODEL FOR DEFORMED NUCLEI[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1980, 4(6): 778-783.

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THE ADIABATIC-BORN APPROXIMATION OF THE OPTICAL MODEL FOR DEFORMED NUCLEI

Yang Ze-sen

Peking University

Received Date: 1978-12-26
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1980-12-05

Abstract: Scattering amplitudes are determined in a manner similar to DWBA, but the dis-torted wave function here is found from adiabatic hypothesis. The structure of thescattering amplitudes is still similar to that obtained from adiabatic approximation. butthe main deficiency of the latter, namely the independence of the inelastic amplitudeson the energy loss, is overcome.