Direct Capture at Low Energies
W. Balogh, R. Bieber, H. Oberhummer, T. Rauscher, K. -L. Kratz, P. Mohr, G. Staudt, M. M. Sharma
Abstract
The importance of direct capture for (n,γ)--reactions on intermediate-- and heavy--mass target nuclei occuring in the s-- and r--process is investigated. It is shown that the direct mechanism is non--negligible for magic and neutron rich target nuclei. For some double magic and neutron rich nuclei in the r--process direct capture is even the dominant reaction mechanism.
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