Abstract
Differential cross-sections of the 10B(p, αγ1)7Be (Eγ = 429 keV), 10B(p, p’γ1)10B (Eγ = 718 keV) and 11B(p, p’γ1) 11B (Eγ = 2124 keV) reactions have been measured at proton laboratory energies of 912–2776 keV at 90°. The proton beam impinged on a thin natB2O3 film evaporated onto a self-supporting thin carbon layer. The incident energies were increased by 10 (20) keV steps in the resonance (off-resonance) regions. Our data are compared with the existing ones from literature. A benchmark procedure was performed by comparing the calculated thick-target yields from the current differential cross-sections with the existing measured thick target gamma-ray yields. The overall systematic uncertainty of the cross-sections was estimated to be about 10 %, mainly related to the target thickness determination.
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