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Influence of projectile breakup on complete fusion

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Complete fusion excitation functions for 11,10B+159Tb and 6,7Li+159Tb have been reported at energies around the respective Coulomb barriers. The measurements show significant suppression of complete fusion cross-sections at energies above the barrier for 10B+159Tb and 6,7Li+159Tb reactions, when compared to those for 11B+159Tb. The comparison shows that the extent of suppression of complete fusion cross-sections is correlated with the α-separation energies of the projectiles. Also, the measured incomplete fusion cross-sections show that the α-particle emanating channel is the favoured incomplete fusion process. Inclusive measurement of the α-particles produced in 6Li+159Tb reaction has been carried out. Preliminary CDCC calculations carried out to estimate the α-yield following 6Li breaking up into α+d fail to explain the measured α-yield. Transfer processes seem to be important contributors.

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Mukherjee, A., Pradhan, M.K. Influence of projectile breakup on complete fusion. Pramana - J Phys 75, 99–107 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12043-010-0069-9

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