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T. Motobayashi
Researcher at Rikkyo University
Publications - 248
Citations - 6588
T. Motobayashi is an academic researcher from Rikkyo University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Neutron & Excited state. The author has an hindex of 38, co-authored 234 publications receiving 5833 citations. Previous affiliations of T. Motobayashi include University of Caen Lower Normandy.
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Solar fusion cross sections II: the pp chain and CNO cycles
Eric Adelberger,Alejandro Garcia,R. G. Hamish Robertson,K. A. Snover,A. B. Balantekin,K. M. Heeger,Michael J. Ramsey-Musolf,Daniel Bemmerer,Arnd R. Junghans,Carlos A. Bertulani,Jiunn-Wei Chen,H. Costantini,Paolo Prati,Manoel Couder,Ethan Uberseder,Michael Wiescher,Richard H. Cyburt,Barry Davids,Stuart Freedman,Moshe Gai,D. Gazit,L. Gialanella,Gianluca Imbriani,Uwe Greife,Michael Hass,Wick Haxton,Takahisa Itahashi,Kuniharu Kubodera,K. Langanke,Daniela Leitner,Matthaeus Leitner,Paul Vetter,L. Winslow,Laura Elisa Marcucci,T. Motobayashi,A. M. Mukhamedzhanov,R. E. Tribble,Kenneth M. Nollett,Filomena Nunes,T.-S. Park,P. D. Parker,Rocco Schiavilla,Edward Simpson,Claudio Spitaleri,Frank Strieder,H. P. Trautvetter,K. Suemmerer,Stefan Typel +47 more
TL;DR: The available data on nuclear fusion cross sections important to energy generation in the Sun and other hydrogen-burning stars and to solar neutrino production are summarized and critically evaluated in this article.
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Large deformation of the very neutron-rich nucleus 32Mg from intermediate-energy Coulomb excitation
T. Motobayashi,Y. Ikeda,Kazuo Ieki,M. Inoue,Naohito Iwasa,T. Kikuchi,Meiko Kurokawa,S. Moriya,S. Ogawa,H. Murakami,S. Shimoura,Yoshiyuki Yanagisawa,Takashi Nakamura,Y. X. Watanabe,M. Ishihara,Toshiharu Teranishi,Hideki Okuno,R. F. Casten +17 more
TL;DR: In this article, the Coulomb excitation of a very neutron-rich nucleus 32Mg to its 2+ state was studied using an unstable nuclear beam of 32 Mg at 49.2 MeV/u with a 208Pb target.
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Observation of strong low-lying E1 strength in the two-neutron halo nucleus 11Li.
Takashi Nakamura,A. M. Vinodkumar,Takashi Sugimoto,Nori Aoi,Hidetada Baba,D. Bazin,Naoki Fukuda,Tomoko Gomi,H. Hasegawa,Nobuaki Imai,Masamichi Ishihara,T. Kobayashi,Yosuke Kondo,Takashi Kubo,M. Miura,T. Motobayashi,Hideaki Otsu,A. Saito,Hiroyoshi Sakurai,Susumu Shimoura,Kenji Watanabe,Y. X. Watanabe,T. Yakushiji,Y. Yanagisawa,K. Yoneda +24 more
TL;DR: An exclusive measurement has been made of the Coulomb dissociation of the two-neutron halo nucleus 11Li at 70 MeV/nucleon at RIKEN, where strong low-energy E1 excitation is observed, which represents the strongest E1 transition ever observed at such low excitation energies.
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Coulomb Dissociation of B-8 and the Be-7(p, Gamma)b-8 Reaction At Low Energies
T. Motobayashi,Naohito Iwasa,Yoshiaki Ando,Meiko Kurokawa,H. Murakami,Jian-zhi Ruan,S. Shimoura,S. Shirato,Naohito Inabe,Masayasu Ishihara,Toshiyuki Kubo,Y. X. Watanabe,Moshe Gai,Ki. Hahn,Ki. Hahn,Z. Zhao,Z. Zhao,Takashi Nakamura,Toshiharu Teranishi,Y. Futami,K. Furutaka,Thierry Delbar +21 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the cross section for Coulomb dissociation was measured using a radioactive beam of 46.5 MeV/nucleon energy, and the cross-section for the capture reaction was deduced at low energies.
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Observation of a Large Reaction Cross Section in the Drip-Line Nucleus 22C
K. Tanaka,Takayuki Yamaguchi,Toshio Suzuki,Takashi Ohtsubo,M. Fukuda,D. Nishimura,M. Takechi,Kazuyuki Ogata,Akira Ozawa,Takuji Izumikawa,T. Aiba,Nori Aoi,Hidetada Baba,Y. Hashizume,K Inafuku,Naohito Iwasa,Kunihiko Kobayashi,M. Komuro,Yosuke Kondo,Takashi Kubo,Meiko Kurokawa,T. Matsuyama,Shin'ichiro Michimasa,T. Motobayashi,T. Nakabayashi,S. Nakajima,Takashi Nakamura,Hiroyoshi Sakurai,R. Shinoda,M. Shinohara,Hiroshi Suzuki,Hiroshi Suzuki,E. Takeshita,Satoshi Takeuchi,Yasuhiro Togano,K. Yamada,T. Yasuno,M. Yoshitake +37 more
TL;DR: It was found by an analysis based on a few-body Glauber calculation that the two-valence neutrons in 22C preferentially occupy the 1s(1/2) orbital.