par Leask, P.J. P.J.;Clarke, Nicholas;Donadille, Laurent;Freer, Martin;Fulton, Brian;Nicoli, Marie Paule;Singer, Stanley;Achouri, Lynda;Angélique, Jean Claude;Grévy, Stéphane;Lecouey, Jean Luc;Marqués, Francisco Miguel;Orr, Nigel;Benoit, Bénédicte 
;De Góes Brennard, E.;Hanappe, Francis ;Bremner, C.;Chappell, Steve;Catford, Wilton;Jones, Kate;Lemmon, Roy;Shawcross, M.;Chapman, Robert;Liang, Xiquan;Smith, Martin;Spohr, Klaus;Lewitowicz, Marek;Ninane, A.;Stuttge, Louise
Référence Journal of physics. G, Nuclear and particle physics, 27, 8, page (B9-B14)
Publication Publié, 2001-08
;De Góes Brennard, E.;Hanappe, Francis ;Bremner, C.;Chappell, Steve;Catford, Wilton;Jones, Kate;Lemmon, Roy;Shawcross, M.;Chapman, Robert;Liang, Xiquan;Smith, Martin;Spohr, Klaus;Lewitowicz, Marek;Ninane, A.;Stuttge, LouiseRéférence Journal of physics. G, Nuclear and particle physics, 27, 8, page (B9-B14)
Publication Publié, 2001-08
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | In order to search for a proposed α : 2n : α : 2n : α molecular structure in 16C its break-up into 10Be + 6He, 12Be + α, 8He + 2α and 6He + 6He + α has been studied using a 560 MeV 16C beam inelastically excited on a 12C target. States in 16C appear to be only weakly populated in this reaction. |
