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Unique capabilities of the fusion product separator SOLITAIRE

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2009

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SOLITAIRE is a powerful tool to study nuclear fusion, having a very large angular acceptance and good rejection of beam particles. This report shows how this device, combined with a high quality ray-tracing code, can give information about both the evaporation residue angular distribution and cross section from a single measurement. Results are shown for 32S+89Y and 58Ni+58,60,64Ni fusion reactions.

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Evaporation residue angular distribution, Fusion product separator, Position-sensitive detector

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https://dspace-test.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/733759599

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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10.1063/1.3108860

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