The Folding Potential of Elastically Scattered d+ 24Mg Employing B3Y-Fetal Interaction within the Double Folding Model Framework

Authors

  • Raymond C Abenga Department of Pure and Applied Physics, Veritas University Abuja, Nigeria Author
  • Yahaya Y Ibrahim Department of Physics, Bayero University Kano, Nigeria Author
  • Idris D Adamu Department of Physics, Bayero University Kano, Nigeria Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56919/2433.027

Keywords:

B3Y-Fetal, Cross-Section, Double-folding, Elastic Channel, Folding potential

Abstract

The analysis of the deuteron scattering from blobid0-37ade45b260200a6ea58ed490e34d932.png was performed in the elastic channel using the double-folding model to evaluate the optical potentials of the present study. Both the real and the imaginary parts of the optical potentials were computed using a mass-dependent interaction (B3Y-Fetal) in the double-folding formalism. The derived double-folding potentials were used to analyse the differential cross-sections of blobid1-37ade45b260200a6ea58ed490e34d932.png within the energy range of 60-170 MeV. With the derived optical potentials, the reaction and differential cross-sections of blobid1-37ade45b260200a6ea58ed490e34d932.png were extracted in the optical model. The plots of the computed differential cross-sections were made and the results were compared to those obtained experimentally to ascertain the suitability of the derived potentials and the B3Y-Fetal interaction.  In conclusion, the optical potentials obtained using the double-folding model with the B3Y-Fetal interaction were successful in reproducing the experimental data.

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Abenga, R. C., Ibrahim, Y. Y., & Adamu, I. D. (2024). The Folding Potential of Elastically Scattered d+ 24Mg Employing B3Y-Fetal Interaction within the Double Folding Model Framework. UMYU Scientifica, 3(3), 239-250. https://doi.org/10.56919/2433.027

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