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Fusion reactions play a crucial role for several astrophysical scenarios. At the  low energies typical of such environments direct measurements of reaction cross  sections are very dicult, and even sometimes impossible. In such cases the use  of indirect methods can give a substantial help. The Trojan Horse Method (THM)  is based on the quasi-free break-up of a nucleus, which can be described in  terms of a cluster structure. In such applications the independence of THM  results with different break-up schemes, was tested using the quasi  free3 He(6Li,αα)H and  3He(7Li,αα)2H reactions.  Results were then compared with the direct behaviours obtained from available  data as well as with the cross sections extracted from previous indirect  investigations of the same binary reactions using a different nuclide as a Trojan  Horse nucleus

Spectator invariance test in the study of the Trojan Horse Method6,7Li fusion reactions via the Trojan Horse Method

Spectator invariance test in the study of the Trojan Horse Method^6,7Li fusion reactions via the Trojan Horse Method