Author: David Hall ChaneyPublisher:
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Pages : 262
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Inclusive Charged-particle Production in Neutron-nucleus Collisions at High Energy
Author: David Hall ChaneyInclusive Charged-particle Production in Neutron-nucleus Collisions. [Cross Sections, Rapidity Dependence].
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Inclusive particle production was measured in neutron-nucleus collisions at high energies. Data on positive and negative particles produced in nuclei, ranging in size from Be to Pb, are presented for essentially the full forward hemisphere of the center of mass. Fits of the form A/sup .cap alpha./ to the invariant production cross section indicate that .cap alpha. changes from approx. 0.85 to approx. 0.55 for laboratory rapidities ranging from 3 to 8. This result is consistent with predictions from multiperipheral models which invoke cut contributions to production in nuclei.
Particle Production in High Energy Nucleus--nucleus Experiments at Berkeley
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A review of high energy nucleus-nucleus experiments performed at the Berkeley Bevalac is presented. Earlier results on projectile and target fragmentation and pion production are briefly summarized. More recent results on Coulomb effects in projectile fragmentation, heavy ion total cross-sections, .gamma.-ray production, and charged particle multiplicities are presented. Also, recent experiments which may shed light on phenomena arising from the central collision of two energetic nuclei, including recent evidence for and against the observation of nuclear shock waves, are reviewed.
The Production of High Energy Neutrons by Stripping
Author: R. SerberScientific and Technical Aerospace Reports
Author: Collisions of High-energy Nuclear Particles with Nuclei
Author: B. J. MoyerPublisher:
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Category : Particles (Nuclear physics)
Languages : en
Pages : 30
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Particle Production in High Energy Nucleus-nucleus Collisions
Author: Reinhard StockEnergy Research Abstracts
Author: Probing Nucleons And Nuclei In High Energy Collisions - Proceedings Of The Int Program Int-18-3
Author: Alexei ProkudinPublisher: World Scientific
ISBN: 9811214964
Category : Science
Languages : en
Pages : 344
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This book contains proceedings of the 7-week INT program dedicated to the physics of the Electron-Ion Collider (EIC), the world's first polarized electron-nucleon (ep) and electron-nucleus (eA) collider to be constructed in the United States. The 2015 NSAC Long Range Plan recommended EIC as the 'highest priority for new facility construction following the completion of FRIB'. The primary goal of the EIC is to establish precise multi-dimensional imaging of quarks and gluons inside nucleons and nuclei. This includes (i) understanding the spatial and momentum space structure of the nucleon through the studies of TMDs (transverse-momentum-dependent parton distributions), GPD (generalized parton distributions) and the Wigner distribution; (ii) determining the partonic origin of the nucleon spin; (iii) exploring the new quantum chromodynamics (QCD) frontier of ultra-strong gluon fields, with the potential to seal the discovery of a new form of dense gluon matter predicted to exist in all nuclei and nucleons at small Bjorken x — the parton saturation.The program brought together both theorists and experimentalists from Jefferson Lab (JLab), Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) along with the national and international nuclear physics communities to assess and advance the EIC physics.
Low-energy Particle Production and Residual Nuclei Production from High-energy Hadron-nucleus Collisions
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The high-energy hadron-nucleus collision model, EVENTQ, has been modified to include a calculation of the excitation and kinetic energy of the residual compound nucleus. The specific purpose of the modification is to make it possible to use the model in the high-energy radiation transport code, HETC, which, in conjunction with MORSE, is used to transport the low energy particles. It is assumed that the nucleons in the nucleus move in a one-dimensional potential well and have the momentum distribution of a degenerate Fermi gas. The low energy particles produced by the deexcitation of the residual compound nucleus, and the final residual nucleus, are determined from an evaporation model. Comparisons of multiplicities and residual nuclei distributions with experimental data are given. The ''grey'' particles, i.e., charged particles with 0.25