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20 April 2024
 
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Faddeev calculation for breakup neutron-deuteron scattering at 14.1 MeV lab energy
V M Suslov ; I Filikhin ; B Vlahovic ; M A Braun ; I Slaus ;
Date 4 Apr 2013
AbstractA new computational method for solving the nucleon-deuteron breakup scattering problem has been applied to study the inelastic neutron-deuteron scattering on the basis of the configuration-space Faddeev equations. This method is based on the spline-decomposition in the angular variable and on a generalization of the Numerov method for the hyperradius. The Merkuriev-Gignoux-Laverne approach has been generalized for arbitrary nucleon-nucleon potentials and with an arbitrary number of partial waves. Neutron-deuteron observables at the incident nucleon energy 14.1 MeV have been calculated using the charge-independent AV14 nucleon-nucleon potential. Results have been compared with those of other authors and with experimental neutron-deuteron scattering data.
Source arXiv, 1304.1212
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