Abstract
Radiative strength functions for dipole transitions from the compound-nucleus states to excited states of 49V and 51V nuclei are determined from the resonance-averaged intensities of primary γ rays from (p, γ) reactions, measured in the proton-energy range 1.5–3.5 MeV. The obtained data are compared with the predictions of various models. The best description for E1 transitions is obtained on the basis of a model taking into account the dependence of the strength function on the energy of photons, temperature, and the nuclear shell structure.
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