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Explore the phenomenon of enhanced electron screening in nuclear reactions within metallic materials. Discuss experimental setups, theoretical models, and collaborative research efforts. Investigate the impact of target materials and temperature dependencies.
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Deuteron Fusion Reactions inMetallic Environments K. Czerski Institute of Physics, University of Szczecin Euratom Workshop Szczecin,23.03.2006
Z1 Z2 e 2 Z1 Z2 e 2 r r Z1 Z2 e 2 Ue = a P(E) P(E+Ue) Electron Screening in Nuclear Reactions exp (- r /a ) V(r) = - Ue ≈ R a screening energy s-wave penetration factor
d d + + Experimental Set-Up 200 kV accelerator TU Berlin
d + d 3He + n d + d 3H + p F(E) metal targets K. Czerski et al., Europhys. Lett. 54 (2001) 449 Enhanced Electron Screening Effect I in metallic environments enhancement factor : Uescreening energy Similar results: J. Kasagi et al., J.Phys.Soc.Jap. 71 (2002) 2281 F. Raiola et al., Eur.Phys.J. A13 (2002) 337 gas target Ue = 25±5 eV U.Greife et al., Z.Phys. A351 (1995) 107
εc(q) Dielectric Function Theory v= c= 1 self-consistent charge formfactor znumber of bound electrons kTFThomas-Fermi wave number valence-electron dielectric function P(q) Lindhard RPA polarizability G(q) local field correction core-electron dielectric function from f-sum rule K. Czerski et al., Europhys. Lett. 68 (2004) 363
Li Be Al Zr Pd Ta C Enhanced Electron Screening Effect II Results D-D Potential dielectric-function theory K. Czerski et al., Europhys. Lett. 68 (2004) 363
Proposal I Experimental: new measurements under ultra-high vacuum conditions looking for the target material and temperature dependence Theoretical: improvement of the dielectric-function theory polarization of deuterons within the crystal lattice Collaboration University of Szczecin: Prof. K. Czerski, Prof. A. Bechler, Ż. Wyrwał-Artyszuk Technical University of Berlin: Prof. P. Heide, Prof. G. von Oppen, Dr. A. Huke Humboldt University of Berlin: Prof. H. Winter, Dr. M. Busch
d + d d + d 3He + n 3H + p Ta a2 Angular Distribution
Suppression of Neutron Channel 16 transition matrix elements s, p und d waves channel spin S = 0,1,2 experimental results can be explained if S = 0 Polarisation von Deuteronen ? A. Huke, K. Czerski, accepted Eur. Phys. J. A
Proposal II Experimental: direct measurement of the neutron channel energy and target material dependence of the effect Theoretical: search for a theoretical explanation of the deuteron polarization within the crystal lattice Collaboration University of Szczecin: Prof. K. Czerski, Prof. R. Fedaruk, Prof. J. Stelmach Technical University of Berlin: Prof. P. Heide, Dr. A. Huke, L. Martin Humboldt University of Berlin: Prof. H. Winter, Dr. M. Busch