Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Theory
Scientific paper
2008-11-14
Physics
Nuclear Physics
Nuclear Theory
13 pages, 5 figures, talk delivered at the International Meeting on Nuclear Spectroscopy and Nuclear Structure (Nucleus 2008),
Scientific paper
Asymmetry of the velocity distributions of projectile like fragments produced in heavy-ion collisions is discussed. The calculations made in transport model approach (the solution of Vlasov kinetic equation with the collisions term) are compared with experimental data for the reactions $^{22}Ne$ ($40 A\cdot$MeV) + $^{9}$Be and $^{18}$O ($35 A\cdot$MeV) + $^9$Be ($^{181}$Ta) at forward angles. It is found that the velocity distributions appear to be composed of two contributions: a direct component centered at beam velocity and a dissipative component at lower energies, leading to an asymmetry of the velocity distributions. The direct component is interpreted empirically in the Goldhaber model, and the widths and centroids of the distributions are extracted. The remaining dissipative (also called deep-inelastic) contributions are then well described by the transport calculations. It is shown that the ratio of yields of direct and dissipative contributions, which determines the asymmetry of velocity distribution, depends on the shape of the deflection function.
Artyukh A. G.
Colonna Maria
Erdemchimeg B.
Kaminski G.
Mikhailov I. N.
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