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RESEARCH PRODUCT

Energy Dependence of Collective Flow of Neutrons and Charged Particles in 197AU + 197AU Collisions

Y. LeifelsE. LubkiewiczH. FreieslebenS. LangeW. WaluśM. ZinserH. SpiesJ. G. KellerH. KlinglerR. HolzmannH. EmlingTh. W. ElzeW. ProkopowiczC. SchütterE. F. MooreK. StelzerE. WajdaD. LambrechtR. SchmidtE. ZudeJ. StrothR. KulessaFopi-collaborationW. HenningTh. BlaichJ. V. KratzK. Grimm

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PhysicsNuclear physicsRange (particle radiation)ProjectileNuclear TheoryNeutronImpact parameterNuclear ExperimentKinetic energyGround stateNuclear matterCharged particle

description

Collective flow of nuclear matter is one important aspect of the research performed at heavy ion accelerator laboratories. The phenomenon was predicted on the basis of hydrodynamical calculations [1], and experimental evidence was first presented for the systems 93 Nb + 93 Nb and 197 Au + 197 Au in the projectile energy range between 150 and 1050 MeV/u [2]. The comparison to microscopic calculations shows that nuclear matter is compressed to about two to three times the ground state density and that a substantial fraction of the kinetic energy in the entrance channel is converted into compressional energy [3]. In these calculations, the relation between density and compressional energy depends on the parameterization of the nucleon-nucleon inter-action. The values of its parameters will hopefully be restricted by a comparison of the calculations to experimental data, and thus one can obtain information on the nucleon-nucleon interaction within the nuclear medium which is not accessible from other sources.

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2516-5_60