A Navin
Articles written in Pramana – Journal of Physics
Volume 38 Issue 3 March 1992 pp 291-312
M Dasgupta A Navin Y K Agarwal C V K Baba H C Jain M L Jhingan A Roy
Cross-sections for production of evaporation residues from the compound nucleus96Ru* formed by fusion reactions28Si+68Zn,32S+64Ni,37Cl+59Co and45Sc+51V have been obtained from the yields of their characteristic
Volume 41 Issue 2 August 1993 pp 163-169 Research Articles
Neutron flow or collective degrees of freedom for near barrier heavy-ion fusion
Various models have been proposed in order to understand the near barrier heavy-ion fusion data. Amongst others the coupled channel approach of Dasso and Landowne and the neutron flow picture of Stelson are two of the mechanisms which describe well a large body of near barrier fusion data. From an analysis of16O induced fusion reaction around the barrier for various targets an attempt has been made to identify which out of the above two mechanisms is more appropriate to explain these data.
Volume 41 Issue 4 October 1993 pp 339-344
Sub-barrier fission fragment angular distributions for the system19F+232Th
S Kailas A Navin A Chatterjee P Singh A Saxena D M Nadkarni D C Biswas R K Choudhury S S Kapoor
The measurements of fission fragment angular distributions for the system19F+232Th have been extended to the sub-barrier energies of 89.3, 91.5 and 93.6 MeV. The measured anisotropies, within errors are nearly the same over this energy region. However, the deviation of the experimental values of anisotropies from that of standard statistical model predictions increases as the bombarding energy is lowered.
Volume 57 Issue 1 July 2001 pp 219-222 Contributed Papers, Others
Fabrication and testing of the recoil mass spectrometer at Bombay Pelletron
S Nagaraj H C Jain P K Joshi S D Paul R Palit H V Panchal B S Naidu A Chatterjee A Navin
A recoil mass spectrometer (RMS) has been designed, fabricated and installed at the 15° S beam-line of the Pelletron at TIFR. The RMS consists of a quadrupole doublet just after the target chamber followed by an ‘electrostatic deflector’, a magnetic dipole and a second electrostatic deflector. The recoils produced in the 12C + 58Ni reaction using 60 MeV 12C beam were focussed with the help of electric and magnetic fields and detected in a strip detector placed at the focal plane of the RMS. Further testing of the spectrometer to obtain mass resolution and efficiency are in progress.
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