Abstract
Differential cross sections for the reactions Sr88(p,n)Y88 (ground state), Y89(p,n)Zr89 (ground state), and Y89(p,n)Zr*89 (590-keV state) are investigated in the vicinity (Ep5 MeV) of d52 isobaric analogue states in the compound nuclei Y89 and Zr90. Angular distributions and forward angle excitation functions of the neutrons from these reactions are investigated by a time-of-flight method in conjunction with a pulsed proton beam. The observed energy dependence and the angular dependence of the neutrons are analyzed in terms of mixing of the isobaric analogue state with the background states of the compound nucleus. The experimental results can be explained by the two-channel R-matrix theory of the isobaric analogue resonance and the statistical compound-nuclear reaction theory.