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Photons and electrons in nuclear processes

I. - Relations between the differential cross-sections for the photon and electron-disintegration in the two-body systems

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Il Nuovo Cimento (1955-1965)

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Summary

This paper is devoted to the study of the relations between the photon and electron-processes in the two-body systems for all multipoles. It is shown that all the multipoles, both electric and magnetic, with the exception of the even electric ones, are determined in photon and electron phenomena by the same parameters. For the even electric multipoles the electron disintegration involves the zero-zero transitions which are not present in the photodisintegration. The construction of the interference terms between different multipoles is discussed.

Riassunto

Si studiano le relazioni tra foto ed elettrodisintegrazione in due corpi per ogni multipolo. Si dimostra che per tutti i multipoli, elettrici e magnetici, eccetto quelli elettrici pari, le sezioni d’urto di foto ed elettrodisintegrazione sono determinate dagli stessi parametri. Per i multipoli elettrici pari 1’elettrodisintegrazione comprende le transizioni zero-zero che non sono presenti nella fotodisintegrazione. Si discute pure la costruzione dei termini di interferenza tra differenti multipoli.

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An erratum to this article is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02734853.

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Bosco, B., Quarati, P. Photons and electrons in nuclear processes. Nuovo Cim 33, 527–544 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02750209

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