Scattering and Reactions of Intermediate Energy Projectiles (Physics)
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Research will be conducted on fundamental problems in                      nuclear reactions at the major nuclear physics accelerators in                  this country and abroad.  These include LAMPF, in Los Alamos,                   New Mexico, TRIUMF, in Vancouver, Canada, SATURNE II, in                        Saclay, France, and LEAR, in Geneva, Switzerland.  Their recent                 work has shown that the nucleus is unexpectedly receptive to                    being excited by the transfer of spin from the projectile when                  the projectile loses more than about 20 MeV in the scattering                   process.  They will continue this work to determine whether                     this collective action of many nucleons is truly a general                      feature of nuclei over the entire periodic table.  They will                    pursue their investigations of pion absorption mechanisms in                    nuclei.  The pion is the basic carrier of the nuclear force;                    when it combines with a neutron or proton, it can form another                  particle, the delta.  The researchers will also explore                         reactions in which nuclear correlations seem to change the mass                 of the delta inside nuclei.
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