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Microscopic calculation of proton and alpha-particle inelastic scattering to study the excited states of $^{6}$He and $^{8}$He

Elastic and inelastic cross sections of the $p+{}^6\textrm{He}$, $p+{}^8\textrm{He}$, and $α+{}^8\textrm{He}$ reactions were investigated using the Melbourne $g$-matrix folding approach with the theoretical densities of ${}^6\textrm{He}$ and ${}^8\textrm{He}$ obtained by a microscopic structure model of antisymmetrized molecular dynamics (AMD). Microscopic coupled-channel (MCC) calculations of the $p+{}^6\textrm{He}$ and $p+{}^8\textrm{He}$ reactions were performed to investigate transition properties of the ${}^6\textrm{He}(2^+_1)$ and ${}^8\textrm{He}(2^+_1)$ states. The MCC+AMD calculations reproduced elastic cross sections of the $p+{}^6\textrm{He}$ reaction at $E=40.9$ MeV/A and of the $p+{}^8\textrm{He}$ reaction at $E=32.5$ and 72 MeV/A, which have both been measured by inverse kinematics experiments. For $p+{}^6\textrm{He}$ inelastic scattering to the $2^+_1$ state, the calculated result was in reasonable agreement with the $(p,p')$ data at $E=24.5$ and 40.9 MeV/A and supported the AMD prediction of the neutron transition matrix element $M_n=7.9$ fm$^2$. For the $p+{}^8\textrm{He}$ inelastic scattering to ${}^8\textrm{He}(2^+_1)$, the MCC+AMD calculation overshot the $(p,p')$ cross sections at $E=72$ MeV/A by a factor of three. According to a phenomenological model analysis, $M_n$ values in the range of 4--6 fm$^2$ were favored to reproduce the ${}^8\textrm{He}(2^+_1)$ cross sections of the $p+{}^8\textrm{He}$ reaction at $E=72$ MeV/A. For the $α+{}^8\textrm{He}$ reaction, the MCC+AMD calculation reproduced the elastic cross sections at $E=26$ MeV/A. Theoretical predictions of the ($p,p'$) and ($α,α'$) cross sections to the ${}^8\textrm{He}(0^+_2)$, ${}^8\textrm{He}(1^-_1)$, ${}^8\textrm{He}(2^+_3)$ and ${}^8\textrm{He}(3^-_1)$ states are also given.

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