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Energy-dependent microscopic optical potential for scattering of nucleons on light nuclei

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We present an energy-dependent microscopic optical model potential for elastic scattering of nucleons on light nuclei. The single-folding model is used for the real part of the optical potential (OP), while the imaginary part is derived within the high-energy approximation theory. The energy dependence of the OP is determined from the parameterization of the volume integrals those calculated from the best-fit OP that fit the experimental data of the cross sections and analyzing powers. This energy-dependent OP is successfully applied to analyze the proton elastic scattering of 4,6,i8He, 6,7Li, and 9,10Be nuclei at low and intermediate incident energies up to 200MeV/nucleon.

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Farag, M.Y.H., Esmael, E.H. & Maridi, H.M. Energy-dependent microscopic optical potential for scattering of nucleons on light nuclei. Eur. Phys. J. A 50, 106 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1140/epja/i2014-14106-x

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