Evaluation of A-dependence of cross-sections for light charged particle production in proton induced reactions at intermediate energies
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A. Yu. Konobeyev
and U. Fischer
Abstract
Proton-, deuteron-, triton-, 3He, and α-particle production cross-sections were evaluated for proton induced reactions for 278 stable target nuclei with an atomic number from 3 to 83 for a number of incident proton energies from 62 to 1200 MeV using available experimental data and results of model calculations. Data obtained can be used for the evaluation of gas production cross-sections and gas production rates in reactions induced by intermediate energy protons. An example of the use of the data is given for 9Be(p,x) reactions.
Kurzfassung
Produktionswirkungsquerschnitte für Protonen, Deuteronen, Tritonen, 3He-Kerne und Alpha-Teilchen wurden für 278 stabile Kerne mit Ordnungszahlen von 3 bis 83 für die Energien der primären Protonen zwischen 62 und 1200 MeV mit Hilfe von verfügbaren experimentellen Daten und Modellrechnungen ausgewertet. Die erhaltenen Daten können für die Auswertung der Gasproduktion in protoneninduzierten Kernreaktionen im mittleren Energiebereich verwendet werden. Als Beispiel wird die Kernreaktion 9Be(p,x) diskutiert.
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