Abstract
The effects of the finite range of the NN force and medium modifications on the nucleon-nucleus total reaction cross sections are investigated in the framework of the Coulomb modified Glauber model (CMGM). Different models of the nuclear densities are used. Comparison with experiments is considered. It is found that the effects of finite range strongly increase the reaction cross section at low and intermediate energies. Medium modifications of the NN cross section reduced the reaction cross section at low and intermediate energies. Both effects are found to be important for a better description of the proton- and neutron-nucleus total reaction cross sections.
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