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Systematics Research on (p, n) and (p,2n) Reaction Excitation Functions

China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing 1024131 Department of Physics., Northwest .University, Xian 710069

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On the basis of Planck formula of black body radiation and experimental data, an empirical systematic formula with two djustable parameters is presented. For incident proton energies from threshold to 1 50MeV and target masses in 44

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Ma Yinqun, Zhuang Youxiang and Zhang Zhengjun. Systematics Research on (p, n) and (p,2n) Reaction Excitation Functions[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1998, 22(3): 271-276.

Ma Yinqun, Zhuang Youxiang and Zhang Zhengjun. Systematics Research on (p, n) and (p,2n) Reaction Excitation Functions[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1998, 22(3): 271-276. shu

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Systematics Research on (p, n) and (p,2n) Reaction Excitation Functions

Corresponding author:Ma Yinqun,

China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing 1024131 Department of Physics., Northwest .University, Xian 710069

Received Date:1900-01-01
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Available Online:1998-03-05

Abstract:On the basis of Planck formula of black body radiation and experimental data, an empirical systematic formula with two djustable parameters is presented. For incident proton energies from threshold to 1 50MeV and target masses in 44