Hadron-Nucleus Collisions as a Laboratory for the Study of Multiple Soft Hadronic Interactions

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Apr 2005

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HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS, ICHEP 2004. Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference. Held 16-22 August 2004 in Beijing, China. Edi

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New results on baryon production in elementary hadronic interactions measured by the NA49 detector at the CERN SPS, are presented. The distribution of net baryon density in p+p and pi+p collisions is investigated and also compared to gamma+p interactions from HERA. Invoking the non-baryonic nature of pion and gamma projectile, it is demonstrated that net baryon production is described by a factorizing two-component mechanism. The evolution of baryon number transfer is studied in hadron+proton, hadron+A and A+A reactions. A common, smooth description of the baryon stopping process is obtained. An inelasticity scale is proposed for elementary and nuclear reactions, where the inelasticity in elementary interactions is determined by the final state baryon.

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