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A comprehensive analysis of (d,p), (d,n) and (d,t) transfer reactions by using different density distributions, temperature, nuclear potentials and nucleon-nucleon interactions

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The cross-sections of (d,p), (d,n) and (d,t) transfer reactions are analyzed depending on different density distributions, temperature cases, nuclear potentials and nucleon-nucleon interactions. The calculations are based on the DWBA method. The theoretical results and experimental data are compared, and the analyzes are made about the similarities and differences of the results. Additionally, new potential parameter sets for each transfer reaction are developed. Finally, alternative density, nuclear potential and nucleon-nucleon interactions are proposed for the analysis of (d,p), (d,n) and (d,t) transfer reactions.

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The authors are very grateful to the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye (TUBITAK) for the financial support (Project No.: 122F275).

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Aygun, M., Aygun, Z. & Karaali, N. A comprehensive analysis of (d,p), (d,n) and (d,t) transfer reactions by using different density distributions, temperature, nuclear potentials and nucleon-nucleon interactions. Indian J Phys (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12648-024-03208-1

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