Abstract

A modified microscopic Glauber theory has been extended to investigation of the reaction and elastic differential cross sections of various projectile-target collisions at low and intermediate energies. Through a systematic study, we find that the inclusion of the finite range interaction and Coulomb modifications plays very important role in the Glauber theory to reproduce the experimental data at these energy ranges. Usually the effect of the Coulomb modification is to decrease the reaction cross sections, on the contrary that of the finite range interaction modification increases them. The angular distributions calculated by the Glauber theory including these two corrections are in good agreement with the experimental data.

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