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the hypothesis of an inert axially symmetric even-even core<br />

plus a single nucleón which can be excited from a self-con­<br />

sistent Hartree-Fock orbit (cp^) to another (cp'^)» Thus the<br />

model allows to take into account the inelastic diffusion pro­<br />

cess from levels belonging to rotational bands different from<br />

the ground state band.<br />

The diffusion cross-sections will be calculated with the DWBA<br />

and coupled channel methods.<br />

Photoreaction calculations in the giant resonance energy region<br />

for doubly closed shell light nuclei<br />

The particle-hole model with continuum excitation by means of<br />

the photoreactions cross-sections of C and Ca has been<br />

analyzed [y'j and extended to the calculations of Si photo-<br />

reactions.<br />

Results of this analysis have been presented at the International<br />

Conference on <strong>Nuclear</strong> Structure - Tokyo, September 1967 [8]«<br />

In fig. 3 is given the total photo-absorption cross-section of<br />

po -i p j¡r\ po<br />

Si. The data on 0, Ca, Si photoreactions obtained<br />

assuming a charge dependence of the interaction have been<br />

compared with the charge independent data. A strong effect<br />

of the Coulomb interaction has been observed.<br />

Calculations with a finite-range force and a full antisymmetri-<br />

zation of the interaction are envisaged.<br />

Scattering cross-sections of even-even nuclei with a microscopic<br />

model<br />

A coupled-channel programme for the scattering analysis of even-<br />

even nuclei described by a microscopic wave-function has been<br />

written for IBM-7094 computer. The programme has been checked<br />

in the case of the DWBA on the results given by Schaepper (*'<br />

of Saclay (S.P.T.).<br />

Private communication.

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