No. | E1 transitions | Comments | No. | M1 transitions | Comments |
1 |
| As the GS is matched with the 6Р3/2 level, it is possible to consider E1 transitions from the 6S5/2 scattering wave to the GS of 11B. | 6 |
| Furthermore, it is possible to consider M1 transitions to the GS from the resonance scattering wave 6Р5/2 at 0.475(17) MeV, and from the non-resonance 6Р3/2 wave. As will be shown later, the cross section of the transition |
2 |
| In addition, it is possible to consider E1 transitions from the 6S5/2 and 8S7/2 scattering waves to the second ES of 11B, which is the mixture of two P states. Because here we have transitions from the initial S states that differ by spin to the different parts of one total WF of the BS, the cross section of these transitions will sum up, i.e., | 7 |
| Furthermore, it is possible to consider M1 transitions to the second ES 6P5/2 and 8P5/2 from the resonance 6P5/2 and 8P5/2 scattering waves. Because this is the transition from the mixed-by-spin Р5/2 scattering wave to the mixed-by-spin second ES, the cross section will be averaged according to transitions given above, i.e., |
3 |
| The third ES is matched with the 6Р3/2 level as the GS, and it is possible to consider the E1 transitions from the 5S5/2 scattering waves to this ES of 11B. | 8 |
| It is possible to consider the M1 transitions to the third ES 6P3/2 from the resonance 6Р5/2 scattering wave. |
4 |
| Another E1 transition is possible from the 6S5/2 and 8S7/2 scattering waves of the fourth ES of 11B at | 9 |
| The M1 transitions are feasible to the fourth ES |
5 |
| The last of considered E1 transitions is the capture from the 6S5/2 and 8S7/2 scattering waves to the ninth ES of 11B at | 10 |
| Finally, we can consider the M1 transitions to the ninth ES |