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Qingbiao Shen, Jingshang Zhang
Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 117 | Number 2 | June 1994 | Pages 88-98
Technical Paper | doi.org/10.13182/NSE94-A20075
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Since the anisotropic behavior of nucleon-nucleon scattering becomes strong with increasing incident energy, the isotropic picture used in previous theories should be generalized and examined. A discussion of a nucleon double-differential cross-section calculation based on anisotropic intranuclear scattering is presented. The calculated results indicate that the anisotropic effect slightly improves the agreement with the experimental data.
