Alpha-induced Reactions
Alpha-Induced Reactions is a type of nuclear transmutation process in which an alpha particle is absorbed by a target nucleus, resulting in the emission of a proton, neutron, or gamma radiation and the subsequent formation of a different element or isotope.
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Rare Nuclear Reactions Induced by 14.7-MeV Neutrons
E.T. Bramlitt, R.W. Fink · Physical Review · 1963 · 161 citations
Gamma rays following (α, xn) reactions
H. Morinaga, P. C. Gugelot · Nuclear Physics · 1963 · 135 citations
Reduced alpha transfer rates in a schematic model
Gong-ou Xu · Physical Review C · 1987 · 86 citations
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Hungarian Academy of Sciences
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Forschungszentrum Jülich
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