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The 20Ne(16O,16O)20Ne excitation function at θc.m. = 90° and parity-dependent interactions

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The excitation function for 16O + 20Ne elastic scattering at θc.m. = 90° has been measured over the energy range 21.5 MeV < Ec.m. < 31.2 MeV and analysed within the framework of an extended optical model, in order to place additional constraints on spin assignments to resonant states, and hence constraints on the parity dependent part of the 16O-20Ne potential. A satisfactory description is obtained of elastic scattering excitation functions at θc.m. = 90° and θc.m. = 154° ± 2° with a potential which is deeper for even than for odd partial waves. Such a parity dependence is consistent with the assumption that this term arises from a requirement to simulate the effects of α-transfer amplitudes, and with the expectations of models which argue that parity dependence is to be expected as a consequence of the Pauli principle.

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Nuclear Physics A

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