The radiative capture reaction [Formula: see text] is analyzed using a hybrid model approach where the non-resonant component has been constructed employing the potential model with a folded M3Y potential. The one-level Breit–Wigner formula has been used to estimate the cross-sections of the resonant decays of dominant ([Formula: see text]) state of [Formula: see text]N at 8.06[Formula: see text]MeV. The contribution of the broad resonance at 8.77[Formula: see text]MeV ([Formula: see text]) has been dealt with differently. While Breit–Wigner formula has been used where the excitation function data exist, the [Formula: see text]-matrix prediction for the cross-section of decay to a bound state of [Formula: see text]N from the broad resonance has been used where excitation function data are not available. The single particle spectroscopic factors for ground and six excited states of [Formula: see text]N have been obtained from the fits. The resulting astrophysical [Formula: see text]-factor at zero relative energy is [Formula: see text][Formula: see text]keV b. The value is in good agreement with the previously reported [Formula: see text]-matrix result and also consistent within error bars with the published values.
The economic impact of a deep decarbonisation pathway for China: a hybrid model analysis through bottom-up and top-down linking
