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Fig. 1: Cross-sections at 0 = 1800 vs. E C.M."<br />

Dashed line is the pure Coulomb elastic<br />

scattering cross-section for 16 0+ 28 Si.<br />

Dotted line is the cross-section obtained<br />

with the E-18 potential. Full curve is<br />

the experimental 18e-excitation function<br />

fo r 16 0+ 28 Si, and dashed-dotted one<br />

for<br />

160 + 30 Si.<br />

at a mid-point between a pure Rutherford (no nuclear structure<br />

whatsover) and a pure strong absorption, E-18 (nuclear structure<br />

manifested purely optically).<br />

Several interpretations have been advanced in the<br />

quest for a consistent <strong>de</strong>scription of the data. For a <strong>de</strong>tailed<br />

discussion we refer the rea<strong>de</strong>r to the recent review by Braun-<br />

Munzinger and Barrette 2) . These interpretations range from<br />

a pure resonance, intermediate structure, picture affecting -<br />

both the angular distributions and the excitation functions, to<br />

a pure-direct picture involving basically coupled channels<br />

feed-back-type effects. Neither of these extreme pictures<br />

seems to account for all facets of the data. Although recent<br />

measurements of angular distributions of a-transfer_reactions,<br />

as well as inelastic scattering, of systems such as 16<br />

04 28 si<br />

structure interpretation . of the gross structure of the anomalous<br />

back angle elastic scattering is not viable, owing to the lack<br />

109<br />

indicate that a pure, isolated resonance generated, intermediate

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