Break-up fragment topology in statistical multifragmentation models

Details Break-up fragment topology in statistical multifragmentation models Break-up fragment topology in statistical multifragmentation models

2009-01-04

arxiv.org/abs/0901.0384v2

Phys.Rev.C80:014602,2009

Physics

Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Theory

Scientific paper

10.1103/PhysRevC.80.014602

Break-up fragmentation patterns together with kinetic and configurational energy fluctuations are investigated in the framework of a microcanonical model with fragment degrees of freedom over a broad excitation energy range. As far as fragment partitioning is approximately preserved, energy fluctuations are found to be rather insensitive to both the way in which the freeze-out volume is constrained and the trajectory followed by the system in the excitation energy - freeze-out volume space. Due to hard-core repulsion, the freeze-out volume is found to be populated un-uniformly, its highly depleted core giving the source a bubble-like structure. The most probable localization of the largest fragments in the freeze-out volume may be inferred experimentally from their kinematic properties, largely dictated by Coulomb repulsion.

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