Study of the Activation of Rare-Earth Isotopes 166,167Ho in (γ, p) Reactions

Cross sections of 167Er(γ, p)166Ho and 168Er(γ, p)167Ho reactions weighted by the spectrum of bremsstrahlung radiation with a boundary energy of 23 MeV have been studied and measured. Simulation in the statistical core model using the TALYS1.96 program code shows that non-statistical processes dominate.

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Physics of Particles and Nuclei Letters
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1547477125702188
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Cross sections of 167Er(γ, p)166Ho and 168Er(γ, p)167Ho reactions weighted by the spectrum of bremsstrahlung radiation with a boundary energy of 23 MeV have been studied and measured. Simulation in the statistical core model using the TALYS1.96 program code shows that non-statistical processes dominate.

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