Abstract
The nonequilibrium part of the proton spectra from a few ( α, p) reactions is calculated, assuming the breakup-fusion (BF) mechanism. It is shown that the calculation reproduces very well the higher-energy parts of the observed spectra, but underestimates the lower-energy parts. The reason why this happens and a plausible mechanism that may fill up this gap are discussed.
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