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Are breakup reactions sensitive to spectroscopic factors? (Spoiler alert: they ain't)
Halo nuclei are mostly studied through reactions. In breakup reactions, the projectile is sent upon a target, which induces the dissociation of the loosely-bound halo from the core of the nucleus. In most cases, a spectroscopic factor for the core-halo structure is inferred from experimental data. I
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