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The abrasion-ablation model is briefly described and then used to calculate cross sections for production of large fragments resulting from target or projectile fragmentation in high-energy heavy-ion collisions. The number of nucleons removed from the colliding nuclei in the abrasion stage and the excitation energy of the remaining fragments (primary products) are calculated with the geometrical picture of two different models: the fireball and the firestreak models. The charge-to-mass dispersion of the primary products is calculated using either a model which assumes no correlations between proton and neutron positions inside the nucleus (hypergeometric distribution) or a model based upon the zero-point oscillations of the giant dipole resonance (NUC-GDR). Standard Weisskopf--Ewing statistical evaporation calculations are used to calculate final product distributions. Results of the pure abrasion-ablation model are compared with a variety of experimental data. The comparisons show the insufficiency of the extra-surface energy term used in the abrasion calculations. A frictional spectator interaction (FSI) is introduced which increases the average excitation energy of the primary products, and improves the results considerably in most cases. Agreements and discrepancies of the results calculated with the different theoretical assumptions and the experimental data are studied. Of particular relevance is the possibility of observing nuclear ground-state correlations. Results of the recently completed experiment of fragmentation of 213 Mev/A 4°Ar projectiles are studied and shown not to be capable of answering that question unambiguously. But predictions for the upcoming 48Ca fragmentation experiment clearly show the possibility of observing correlation effects. 78 references.
Large Fragment Production Calculations in Relativistic Heavy-ion Reactions. [Abrasion-ablation Model, Cross Sections, Fireball and Firestreak Models].
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The abrasion-ablation model is briefly described and then used to calculate cross sections for production of large fragments resulting from target or projectile fragmentation in high-energy heavy-ion collisions. The number of nucleons removed from the colliding nuclei in the abrasion stage and the excitation energy of the remaining fragments (primary products) are calculated with the geometrical picture of two different models: the fireball and the firestreak models. The charge-to-mass dispersion of the primary products is calculated using either a model which assumes no correlations between proton and neutron positions inside the nucleus (hypergeometric distribution) or a model based upon the zero-point oscillations of the giant dipole resonance (NUC-GDR). Standard Weisskopf--Ewing statistical evaporation calculations are used to calculate final product distributions. Results of the pure abrasion-ablation model are compared with a variety of experimental data. The comparisons show the insufficiency of the extra-surface energy term used in the abrasion calculations. A frictional spectator interaction (FSI) is introduced which increases the average excitation energy of the primary products, and improves the results considerably in most cases. Agreements and discrepancies of the results calculated with the different theoretical assumptions and the experimental data are studied. Of particular relevance is the possibility of observing nuclear ground-state correlations. Results of the recently completed experiment of fragmentation of 213 Mev/A 4°Ar projectiles are studied and shown not to be capable of answering that question unambiguously. But predictions for the upcoming 48Ca fragmentation experiment clearly show the possibility of observing correlation effects. 78 references.
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The abrasion-ablation model is briefly described and then used to calculate cross sections for production of large fragments resulting from target or projectile fragmentation in high-energy heavy-ion collisions. The number of nucleons removed from the colliding nuclei in the abrasion stage and the excitation energy of the remaining fragments (primary products) are calculated with the geometrical picture of two different models: the fireball and the firestreak models. The charge-to-mass dispersion of the primary products is calculated using either a model which assumes no correlations between proton and neutron positions inside the nucleus (hypergeometric distribution) or a model based upon the zero-point oscillations of the giant dipole resonance (NUC-GDR). Standard Weisskopf--Ewing statistical evaporation calculations are used to calculate final product distributions. Results of the pure abrasion-ablation model are compared with a variety of experimental data. The comparisons show the insufficiency of the extra-surface energy term used in the abrasion calculations. A frictional spectator interaction (FSI) is introduced which increases the average excitation energy of the primary products, and improves the results considerably in most cases. Agreements and discrepancies of the results calculated with the different theoretical assumptions and the experimental data are studied. Of particular relevance is the possibility of observing nuclear ground-state correlations. Results of the recently completed experiment of fragmentation of 213 Mev/A 4°Ar projectiles are studied and shown not to be capable of answering that question unambiguously. But predictions for the upcoming 48Ca fragmentation experiment clearly show the possibility of observing correlation effects. 78 references.
Energy Research Abstracts
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Category : Power resources
Languages : en
Pages : 428
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An Abrasion-ablation Model Description of Galactic Heavy-ion Fragmentation
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Category : Heavy ions
Languages : en
Pages : 24
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Category : Heavy ions
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Pages : 24
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INIS Atomindex
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Category : Nuclear energy
Languages : en
Pages : 1440
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Languages : en
Pages : 1440
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Physics Briefs
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Category : Physics
Languages : en
Pages : 742
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Pages : 742
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Heavy Quarkonium Dissociation Cross Sections in Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions
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Many of the hadron-hadron cross sections required for the study of the dynamics of matter produced in relativistic heavy-ion collisions can be calculated using the quark-interchange model. Here we evaluate the low-energy dissociation cross sections of J/[psi], [psi]', [chi], [Upsilon], and [Upsilon]' in collision with [pi], [rho], and K, which are important for the interpretation of heavy-quarkonium suppression as a signature for the quark gluon plasma. These comover dissociation processes also contribute to heavy-quarkonium suppression, and must be understood and incorporated in simulations of heavy-ion collisions before QGP formation can be established through this signature.
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Many of the hadron-hadron cross sections required for the study of the dynamics of matter produced in relativistic heavy-ion collisions can be calculated using the quark-interchange model. Here we evaluate the low-energy dissociation cross sections of J/[psi], [psi]', [chi], [Upsilon], and [Upsilon]' in collision with [pi], [rho], and K, which are important for the interpretation of heavy-quarkonium suppression as a signature for the quark gluon plasma. These comover dissociation processes also contribute to heavy-quarkonium suppression, and must be understood and incorporated in simulations of heavy-ion collisions before QGP formation can be established through this signature.
Improvements to the Langley HZE Abrasion Model
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Pages : 24
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Relativistic Heavy Ion Fragmentation at HISS.
Author: Craig Emerson Tull
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Pages : 230
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Production Cross-sections of Multiply Charged Fragments in Heavy Ion Interactions at 150-200 MeV/nucleon
Author: Rune Kullberg
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Languages : en
Pages : 28
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Empirical description of the element production cross sections in dissipative heavy-ion collisions
Author: Hans-Jürgen Wollersheim
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