# Uncertainties of α-particle optical potential assessment around and below the Coulomb barrier

@inproceedings{Avrigeanu2017UncertaintiesO,
title={Uncertainties of $\alpha$-particle optical potential assessment around and below the Coulomb barrier},
author={V. Avrigeanu and M. Avrigeanu and Cristian Mănăilescu},
year={2017}
}
• Published 30 June 2017
• Physics
A competition of the low-energy Coulomb excitation (CE) with the compound nucleus (CN) formation in α-induced reactions below the Coulomb barrier has recently been assumed in order to make possible the description of the latter as well as the α-particle emission by the same optical model (OM) potential. However, we show in the present work that the corresponding partial waves and integration radii provide evidence for the distinct account of the CE cross section and OM total-reaction cross…

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