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of alpha particles in the reaction 2 %g( 3 He,a) 2 5Mg, in the<br />

energy range of the incoming ^He 4*6 MeV, using the 6 MeV<br />

Van de Graaff of Frankfurt am Main University. A diffractional<br />

model has been derived by using complex angular momenta methods<br />

which fit the experimental data extremely well.pioj.<br />

Work is under way to ascertain the limits of validity for such<br />

a model.<br />

1.7» Analysis of nuclear reactions with the 2 9si as intermediate<br />

system Ç5J<br />

The statistical fluctuations in the excitation functions of<br />

some nuclear reactions ( 2 7Al+d, 2 ^si+n, 2 ^Mg+^He) having the<br />

2 $si as intermediate system, have been analyzed in order to<br />

estimate the values of D0 = Dj(2j+1) and r of the C.N. levels.<br />

It is shown that these quantities are simply related by<br />

2 D<br />

X o<br />

< a ft >- 2(21+1 )(2Í+1) TR<br />

' o<br />

where< ap > is the average fluctuating cross section and R<br />

the normalized variance of the fluctuations.<br />

The obtained values of D and r agree with theoretical predictions<br />

based on the Fermi gas nuclear model.<br />

1.8. The ?Li+d reactions<br />

Measurements of bidimensional spectra and angular correlations<br />

between the two alpha particles are in progress. The alpha<br />

particles from the ?Iii+d-»a + a+n are detected by means o£ solid<br />

state detectors and pulses analyzed by a 4096 channels LABEN<br />

analyzer.<br />

Preliminary results were given at the 53rd meeting of the<br />

Italian Society of Physics [6^« These results allowed to give<br />

an estimate of the three body direct break-up in the reaction.

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