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Proton-induced reaction cross sections missing in EXFOR
Memo CP-D/521

Proton-induced reaction cross sections are useful for optical potential analysis, andshould be compiled in the EXFOR library.
Following two previous compilations of directly measured proton-nucleus reaction
and total cross sections by W. Bauhoff [1] and R.F Carlson [2], M. Lantz (UppsalaUniv.) is preparing a new publication for compilation of proton-, light-ion and heavyion induced reaction cross section. Motivated by his recent report [3], I checked Refs.
[1-2], and found some reaction cross sections missing in the EXFOR library.
Numerical data are given in Refs.[1-2]. But please also check the original articles.
Table: Proton-induced reaction cross section missing in EXFOR(Remark: Reference symbols used in [2] are given. T denotes Total cross section.)
E min
E max eV RemarkAuthorReferenceLab.
eV
J,NIM,66,13,1968
1CANUBC 1.6e+7 1.6e+7C.Hojvat+
Ho68
J,NP,13,511,1959
2UK KCL 2.5e+7 5.4e+7E.J.Burge
Bu59
J,NP,29,474,1962
1USAHRV 7.7e+7 1.3e+8R.Goloskie+
Go62
J,NP,59,253,1964
1USAHRV
1.4e+81.5e+8J.N.Palmieri+
Pa64,T
J,NP/A,199,457,1973
1USAUSC 1.6e+7 2.8e+7D.G.Montague+
Mo73
J,NP/A,290,45,1977
1CANMNA 1.8e+7 4.8e+7N.E.Davison+
Da77
J,PR,91,767,1953
1USACHI
4.1e+84.1e+8J.Marshall+
Ma53,T
1USACHI 2.1e+8 3.2e+8H.G. de Carvalho J,PR,96,398,1954
Ca54,T
J,PR/C,12,1093,1975
1USACLA 2.0e+7 4.4e+7I.Slaus+
Sl75
J,PR/C,19,905,1979
1USALAS
7.0e+87.0e+8B.D.Anderson+
An79
J,PRL,6,13,1961
1USALRL 9.9e+6 9.9e+6R.D.Albert+
Al61
J,PRS/A,78,1275,1961 2UK BIR 9.3e+6 9.3e+6G.W.Greenlees+
Gr61
J,PRS/A,67,125,1954
2UK HAR 1.3e+8 1.3e+8J.M.Cassels+
Ca54a
For your information, proton-induced total cross sections missing in EXFOR are also
listed. When the total cross section is obtained after subtraction of the Coulombinteraction part, we cannot treat it as a normal total cross section. During correctionsof entries listed in Memo CP-D/521, SF3=TOT with SF8=MSC were applied to them. In
this case, the REACTION code must be explained in free text.

Note that more additional articles missing in EXFOR will be published by Dr. Lantz.
His objective is to publish his compilation as soon as possible, and at the same time
make the data available for inclusion in the EXFOR database [3].
References[1] W. Bauhoff, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 35 (1986) 429[2] R.F. Carlson, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 63 (1996) 93[3] M. Lantz and L. Sihver, Proceedings of the NEMEA-6 workshop, Krakow, Poland,
25-28 October, Report 2010NEA/NSC/DOC(2011)4, p37.
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