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A Comprehensive Theoretical Analysis of 6,7Li + 64Zn Elastic Scattering in a Wide Angular Range Around the Coulomb Barrier

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In this paper, the elastic scattering angular distributions of 6,7Li on 64Zn have been investigated by using various nuclear potentials. For this, we use the phenomenological Woods-Saxon potential, the real double folding potential with the density-independent M3Y effective interaction supplemented with an imaginary part in Woods-Saxon form and the double folding potentials multiplied with a normalization factor of the real and imaginary parts via the density-independent and CDM3Y6 density-dependent versions of the M3Y effective interaction have been used. The results have been compared with each other as well as with the experimental data. It has been observed that the agreement between the theoretical results and earlier reported data is perfect. Finally, the change of the total reaction cross sections with energy has been investigated.

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We would like to thank J. P. Fernández-García for providing the elastic scattering data.

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Correspondence to Awad A. Ibraheem.

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Ibraheem, A.A., Aygun, M. A Comprehensive Theoretical Analysis of 6,7Li + 64Zn Elastic Scattering in a Wide Angular Range Around the Coulomb Barrier. Braz J Phys 46, 424–433 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13538-016-0424-5

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