Optical Model Cross Sections is a theoretical framework in nuclear physics that employs an optical potential to describe the interaction of incident nucleons with atomic nuclei, distinguishing itself by modeling the nucleus as a complex potential well that accounts for both elastic scattering and absorption processes in a unified manner.
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Deuteron Optical-Model Analysis in the Range of 11 to 27 MeV
C. M. Perey, F.G. Perey · Physical Review · 1963 · 594 citations
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