A Refinement of the 2I+1 Rule of the Compound Nuclear Reaction
1969
In the ( d , α) reaction it is recognized experimentally and theoretically the 2 I +1 line does not pass through the origin, where I is the spin of the final nucleus. The considerations of this fact have been extended to the general case. In the result, the 2 I +1 line does not pass through the origin if I ≥ f , where f is the spin of the emitted particle. Examples of the application of this refined statement are discussed.
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