The spectra of the 11C and 10C nuclei from the 7Li(7Li, 11C)3n and 7Li( 7Li, 10C)4n reactions, respectively, have been measured at a 7Li energy of 82 MeV and an angle of 2° up to excitation energies of 20-30 MeV of the desired multineutrons. The experiments were carried out with a magnetic separator, which made it possible to significantly increase the intensity of a beam by removing scattered particles and to carry out small-angle measurements. The energy spectra are well described by four- and five-particle phase spaces. No evidence has been found for the existence of nuclear stable and resonance states (with Γ < 3 MeV) of multineutrons. The upper limits have been obtained for the cross sections for the formation of nuclear stable states of 3n (1.4 nb/sr) and 4n (0.1 nb/sr) in the center-of-mass system. © 2005 Pleiades Publishing, Inc.
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Aleksandrov, D. V., Nikol’skiǐ, E. Y., Novatskiǐ, B. G., Sakuta, S. B., & Stepanov, D. N. (2005). Search for resonances in the three- and four-neutron systems in the 7Li(7Li, 11C)3n and 7Li( 7Li, 10C)4n Reactions. JETP Letters, 81(2), 43–46. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1887912
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