Comparisons of cross-section predictions for relativistic iron and argon beams with semiempirical fragmentation models

Details Comparisons of cross-section predictions for relativistic iron and argon beams with semiempirical fragmentation models Comparisons of cross-section predictions for relativistic iron and argon beams with semiempirical fragmentation models

May 1993

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Argon, Beams (Radiation), Fragmentation, Heavy Ions, Iron, Nuclear Models, Prediction Analysis Techniques, Projectiles, Relativistic Velocity, Scattering Cross Sections, Bioastronautics, Galactic Cosmic Rays, Radiation Damage, Radiation Effects, Radiation Shielding, Radiobiology, Solar Radiation

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Cross-section predictions with semi-empirical nuclear fragmentation models from the Langley Research Center and the Naval Research Laboratory are compared with experimental data for the breakup of relativistic iron and argon projectile nuclei in various targets. Both these models are commonly used to provide fragmentation cross-section inputs into galactic cosmic ray transport codes for shielding and exposure analyses. Overall, the Langley model appears to yield better agreement with the experimental data.

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