Measurement of Neutron Knockout Cross Section of 24O to the Groud-State of 23O
ORAL
Abstract
This research provides an understanding of the structure of the ground state wave-function of $^{24}$O through measuring the neutron knockout cross section of $^{24}$O to the $\frac{1}{2}$$^{+}$ ground state of $^{23}$O. The experiment was conducted at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory using the S800 spectrograph and 470 mg/cm$^2$ Be reaction target with 92.3 MeV/u $^{24}$O beam energy. The cross section values to the different final states of $^{23}$O along with the related spectroscopic factors will convey to us information regarding how doubly magic $^{24}$O is. Specific details of this investigation, analysis, and interpretation of resulting cross sections will be discussed.
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Authors
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Dilupama Divaratne
INPP, Ohio University
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Carl Brune
Ohio University, INPP, Ohio University
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Paul King
INPP, Ohio University
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Harsha Attanayake
Ohio University, INPP, Ohio University
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Steve Grimes
Ohio University, INPP, Ohio University
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Michael Thoennessen
NSCL, Michigan State University