Phys. Rev. C 60, 064003 (1999) [14 pages]Determination of the asymptotic D- to S-state ratio for 6Li via (6Li→,d) transfer reactions
K. D. Veal1,2 *, C. R. Brune1,2, W. H. Geist1,2 *, H. J. Karwowski1,2, E. J. Ludwig1,2, E. E. Bartosz3, P. D. Cathers3, T. L. Drummer3 †, K. W. Kemper3, A. M. Eiró4, F. D. Santos4, B. Kozlowska2,5, H. J. Maier6, and I. J. Thompson7 Received 19 July 1999; published 16 November 1999 Measurements of cross section, vector analyzing power Ay, and tensor analyzing powers Azz and Axz over the angular range 10°<~θlab<~40° have been performed at E(6Li)=34 MeV for the 58Ni(6Li→,d)62Zn and 40Ca(6Li→,d)44Ti reactions leading to the ground state and first excited state of both residual nuclei. The reactions are described by distorted-wave Born approximation calculations, assuming a direct α-particle transfer mechanism. The asymptotic D/S state ratio η for the d+α relative wave function in 6Li is determined. In this one-step analysis, the best fit to the tensor observables leads to a value of η=+0.0003±0.0009. This value is in disagreement with most of the previous theoretical and empirical determinations of η. An investigation of two-step reaction mechanisms is performed, allowing the Jπ=3+, 2+, and 1+ states in 6Li to contribute to the transfer reaction channel. Reasonable agreement is achieved with the cross section and vector analyzing power data for several possible two-step amplitudes. It is found that the fitted magnitude of η increases with increasing two-step amplitude, giving η=-0.0030±0.0022 for unit amplitude, therefore not changing significantly from our one-step result. ©1999 The American Physical Society
URL: http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevC.60.064003
* Present adddress: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 87545.
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