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27 April 2024
 
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Nuclear fusion in muonic deuterium-helium complex
V. M. Bystritsky ; M. Filipowicz ; V. V. Gerasimov ; P. E. Knowles ; F. Mulhauser ; N. P. Popov ; V. A. Stolupin ; V. P. Volnykh ; J. Wozniak ;
Date 22 Jun 2005
Subject nucl-ex
AbstractExperimental study of the nuclear fusion reaction in charge-asymmetrical d-mu-3He complex is presented. The 14.6 MeV protons were detected by three pairs of Si(dE-E) telescopes placed around the cryogenic target filled with the deuterium + helium-3 gas at 34 K. The 6.85 keV gamma rays emitted during the de-excitation of d-mu-3He complex were detected by a germanium detector. The measurements were performed at two target densities, 0.0585 and 0.169 (relative to liquid hydrogen density) with an atomic concentration of 3He c=0.0469. The values of the effective rate of nuclear fusion in d-mu-3He was obtained for the first time, and the J=0 nuclear fusion rate in d-mu-3He was derived.
Source arXiv, nucl-ex/0506025
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