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Application of the \({2}\alpha{+}{n}\) Three-Body Cluster Model of the \({}^{{9}}\)Be Nucleus in the Reaction \({}^{{9}}\)Be(\({}^{{3}}\)He, \({}^{{3}}\)He)\({}^{{9}}\)Be

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Elastic-scattering processes in the \({}^{3}\textrm{He}+{}^{9}\)Be reaction are studied on the basis of the 2\(\alpha+n\) three-body cluster model of the \({}^{9}\)Be nucleus. The \({}^{9}\)Be three-body wave function obtained by the variational method in the Gaussian basis is used to derive an analytic representation of nuclear-matter density distribution. The interaction potential calculated for the \({}^{3}\textrm{He}+{}^{9}\)Be system by the double-folding method is employed to analyze experimental data on the differential cross section for the elastic-scattering process \({}^{9}\)Be (\({}^{3}\)He, \({}^{3}\)He)\({}^{9}\)Be at collision energies between 30 and 60 MeV.

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B. Urazbekov is grateful to V.I. Kukulin for placing at his disposal the code for calculating wave functions for three-body systems.

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Urazbekov, B.A., Denikin, A.S., Itaco, N. et al. Application of the \({2}\alpha{+}{n}\) Three-Body Cluster Model of the \({}^{{9}}\)Be Nucleus in the Reaction \({}^{{9}}\)Be(\({}^{{3}}\)He, \({}^{{3}}\)He)\({}^{{9}}\)Be. Phys. Atom. Nuclei 84, 250–255 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063778821030145

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