학술논문
Measurements of interaction cross sections for 22–35Na isotopes
Document Type
article
Author
Suzuki S.; Takechi M.; Ohtsubo T.; Nishimura D.; Fukuda M.; Kuboki T.; Nagashima M.; Suzuki T.; Yamaguchi T.; Ozawa A.; Ohishi H.; Moriguchi T.; Sumikama T.; Geissel H.; Aoi N.; Chen Rui-Jiu; Fang De-Qing; Fukuda N.; Fukuoka S.; Furuki H.; Inabe N.; Ishibashi Y.; Ito T.; Izumikawa T.; Kameda D.; Kubo T.; Lantz M.; Lee C.S.; Ma Yu-Gang; Mihara M.; Momota S.; Nagae D.; Nishikiori R.; Niwa T.; Ohnishi T.; Okumura K.; Ogura T.; Sakurai H.; Sato K.; Shimbara Y.; Suzuki H.; Takeda H.; Takeuchi S.; Tanaka K.; Uenishi H.; Winkler M.; Yanagisawa Y.
Source
EPJ Web of Conferences, Vol 66, p 03084 (2014)
Subject
Language
English
ISSN
2100-014X
Abstract
Interaction cross sections (σI) for 22−35Na isotopes from the stability line to the vicinity of the neutron drip line have been measured at around 240 MeV/nucleon. The σI for 33−35Na were measured for the first time. Enhancement in cross sections is clearly observed from the systematics for stable nuclei, for isotopes with large mass numbers. From the known values of the nuclear-deformation parameters β2 of 22−31Na, these enhancement can be mainly ascribed to the nuclear deformation. Large enhancement in heavier isotopes suggest that these nuclei are strongly deformed. The root-mean-square (RMS) nuclear matter radii were deduced from the σI by using Glauber-type calculation. Furthermore, a monotonic growth of the neutron-skin thickness has been deduced with increasing neutron number for Na isotopes.