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Waniganeththi, S. ; Hoff, D. E. ; Rogers, A. M. ; Lister, C. J. ; Bender, P. C. ; Brandenburg, K. ; Childers, K. ; Clark, J. A. ; Dombos, A. C. ; Doucet, E. R. ; et al ( , Physical Review C)
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Bishop, J. ; Parker, C. E. ; Rogachev, G. V. ; Ahn, S. ; Koshchiy, E. ; Brandenburg, K. ; Brune, C. R. ; Charity, R. J. ; Derkin, J. ; Dronchi, N. ; et al ( , Nature Communications)
Abstract The neutron inelastic scattering of carbon-12, populating the Hoyle state, is a reaction of interest for the triple-alpha process. The inverse process (neutron upscattering) can enhance the Hoyle state’s decay rate to the bound states of12C, effectively increasing the overall triple-alpha reaction rate. The cross section of this reaction is impossible to measure experimentally but has been determined here at astrophysically-relevant energies using detailed balance. Using a highly-collimated monoenergetic beam, here we measure neutrons incident on the Texas Active Target Time Projection Chamber (TexAT TPC) filled with CO2gas, we measure the 3
α -particles (arising from the decay of the Hoyle state following inelastic scattering) and a cross section is extracted. Here we show the neutron-upscattering enhancement is observed to be much smaller than previously expected. The importance of the neutron-upscattering enhancement may therefore not be significant aside from in very particular astrophysical sites (e.g. neutron star mergers). -
Febbraro, M. ; Toomey, R. ; Pain, S.D. ; Chipps, K.A. ; Becker, B. ; Newby, R.J. ; Meisel, Z. ; Massey, T.N. ; Brune, C.R. ; Liu, Q. ; et al ( , Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment)