Sprecher
Beschreibung
The development of radioactive-ion beams in the mid-80s has enabled the exploration of the nuclear chart far from stability. This technical breakthrough has led to the discovery of nuclear structures unobserved at the bottom of the valley of stability: shell inversion, halo nuclei etc. [1] At the heart of these discoveries are nuclear reactions used to probe the structure of short-lived nuclei. Breakup reactions, inclusive or exclusive, have been extensively used to study the single-particle structure of nuclei far from stability [2]. In particular, spectroscopic factors have been systematically inferred from knockout reactions on light targets, viz.
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