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1. Breakup Coupling Effects on Fusion of Weakly Bound Nuclei

Author

J. M. B. Shorto, Luiz Carlos Chamon, L. F. Canto, P. Lotti, Edilson Crema, L. Lubian, and P. R. S. Gomes

Subjects
Physics, Coupling, Nuclear physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Fusion, Optics, Physics::Plasma Physics, business.industry, Nuclear Theory, business, Breakup, Dimensionless quantity
Abstract

We use a new method to investigate systematical trends in the fusion cross sections of weakly bound nuclei. Dimensionless fusion functions and energy variable quantity are introduced. We are able to disentangle static from dynamic effects of the breakup on fusion.

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2010
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2. Dynamic effects of breakup on fusion reactions of weakly bound nuclei

Author

L. F. Canto, Luiz Carlos Chamon, J. Lubian, Edilson Crema, and P. R. S. Gomes

Subjects
Elastic scattering, Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Fusion, Nuclear Theory, Nuclear fusion, Coulomb barrier, Neutron, Atomic physics, Nuclear Experiment, Breakup, Nucleon, Dimensionless quantity
Abstract

The traditional reduction methods to represent the fusion cross sections of different systems are flawed when attempting to completely eliminate the geometrical aspects, such as the heights and radii of the barriers, and the static effects associated with the excess neutrons or protons in weakly bound nuclei. We remedy this by introducing a new dimensionless universal function, which allows the separation and disentanglement of the static and dynamic aspects of the breakup coupling effects connected with the excess nucleons. Applying this new reduction procedure to fusion data of several weakly bound systems, we find a systematic suppression of complete fusion above the Coulomb barrier and enhancement below it. Different behaviors are found for the total fusion cross sections. They are appreciably suppressed in collisions of neutron–halo nuclei, while they are practically not affected by the breakup coupling in cases of stable weakly bound nuclei.

Published
2009
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3. Hindrance of fusion induced by 6He

Author

P. R. S. Gomes, L. C. Chamon, and Edilson Crema

Subjects
Folding (chemistry), Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Fusion, Projectile, Halo, Atomic physics, Nuclear Experiment, Breakup
Abstract

We analyze fusion cross sections induced by the 6 He halo projectile in the framework of the double folding Sao Paulo potential, which has been shown to be a reliable potential for the analysis of fusion cross sections induced by stable weakly bound nuclei. The results show that the fusion cross sections of 6 He + 209 Bi, 238 U are suppressed at energies above the barrier, when compared with coupled channel calculations that do not take into account the projectile breakup, whereas they are in agreement with the calculations at sub-barrier energies.

Published
2007
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4. Quasi-elastic barrier distribution of the 16,18O+92Mo

Author

Laura Paulucci, A M Jacob, Edilson Crema, D. S. Monteiro, L K Ono, J. M. B. Shorto, Nemitala Added, and R. F. Simões

Subjects
Physics, Nuclear reaction, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Elastic Barrier, Scattering, Electric field, Quadrupole, Coulomb barrier, Multipole radiation, Atomic physics, Excitation
Abstract

Precise quasi-elastic scattering excitation functions have been measured for the systems 16,18 O+ 92 Mo at energies near the Coulomb barrier. In order to obtain a representation of the fusion barrier distributions, the quasi-elastic excitation functions have been differentiated with respect to energy by using the point difference approximation with small steps in energy. The experimental representations of the barrier distributions were compared with coupled-channel calculations. In the 16 O+ 92 Mo system a good fit was obtained by coupling the quadrupole and octupole vibrations of the target. However, in the more complex barrier distribution of the system 18 O+ 92 Mo inelastic excitations of the target and projectile were unable to explain the data.

Published
2003
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5. Directed collective flow and azimuthal distributions in collisions from 55 to 95 MeV/u

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B. Tamain, F. Saint-Laurent, C. Cabot, J. C. Angelique, J.C. Steckmeyer, R. Popescu, P. Eudes, C. Lebrun, Jean Péter, R. Brou, A. Buta, E. Vient, Z.Y. He, Gerard Auger, G. Bizard, D. Cussol, R. Regimbart, Y. El Masri, Elio Rosato, A. Kerambrun, Edilson Crema, and A. Péghaire

Subjects
Physics, Nuclear reaction, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, 010308 nuclear & particles physics, Plane (geometry), Function (mathematics), 01 natural sciences, Charged particle, Azimuth, Nuclear physics, Flow (mathematics), 0103 physical sciences, Transverse momentum, Impact parameter, Atomic physics, Nuclear Experiment, 010306 general physics
Abstract

A 4 pi charged particle detector array with a low velocity threshold has been used to detect the products from reactions induced by Ar-36 on Al-27 at energies ranging from 55 to 95 MeV/u. Well characterized events were selected and sorted as a function of the impact parameter. Two methods were used for sorting these events with respect to their impact parameters and three methods were compared to determine the reaction plane. The transverse momentum analysis has been found to be the best method to extract the direction of the reaction plane for this system and for the experimental set-up used here. The energy of vanishing flow for central collisions has been found to be around 90-95 MeV/u. The azimuthal distributions of mid-rapidity particles exhibit a preferential in-plane emission and no squeeze-out effect.

Published
1997
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6. Onset of collective expansion in nucleus-nucleus collisions below 100 MeV/u

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A. Péghaire, S.C. Jeong, J.P. Patry, A. Kerambrun, R. Brou, Y. Cassagnou, E. Vient, J.C. Steckmeyer, C. Lebrun, F. Saint-Laurent, G. Bizard, J. Péter, R. Laforest, R. Legrain, Z.Y. He, C. Cabot, Dominique Durand, R. Regimbart, D. Cussol, Y. El Masri, Elio Rosato, J.C. Angélique, G. Auger, A. Buta, P. Eudes, Edilson Crema, and Bernard Tamain

Subjects
Nuclear reaction, Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Nuclear Theory, Charge (physics), Kinetic energy, Thermal expansion, Nuclear physics, medicine.anatomical_structure, medicine, Atomic physics, Nuclear Experiment, Nucleus, Excitation
Abstract

In Ar-36 + Al-27 reactions at bombarding energies E/A from 55 to 95 MeV, the mass and excitation energy of the quasi-projectile have been reconstructed at all impact parameters. Up to excitation energies E*/A of similar to 5-6 MeV, the mean kinetic energies of Z = 1 to Z = 9 fragments are in agreement with values predicted by sequential statistical decay, Above, a collective expansion energy is needed that grows with E*/A, reaching 1 to 2.2 MeV/u, depending on the de-excitation process, at E*/A similar to 10 MeV. It decreases with the fragment charge, The dominant role of excitation energy supports the scenario of thermal expansion.

Published
1996
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7. Binary dissipative processes and formation of hot nuclei in reactions from 55 to 95 MeV/u

Author

A. Kerambrun, F. Saint-Laurent, G. Bizard, J. Péter, J.C. Steckmeyer, A. Buta, E. Rosato, Bernard Tamain, E. Vient, Z.Y. He, S.C. Jeong, J.P. Patry, R. Legrain, D. Cussol, Y. Cassagnou, Y. El Masri, Edilson Crema, Dominique Durand, J. C. Angélique, R. Regimbart, C. Lebrun, Ph. Eudes, G. Auger, R. Brou, C. Cabot, and A. Péghaire

Subjects
Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Mass distribution, 010308 nuclear & particles physics, Nuclear Theory, Inelastic collision, Rest frame, Kinetic energy, 01 natural sciences, 0103 physical sciences, Dissipative system, Impact parameter, Atomic physics, Nuclear Experiment, 010306 general physics, Nucleon, Excitation
Abstract

A 4 pi multidetector array with a high efficiency has been used ia detect the charged products from reactions induced by Ar-36 on Al-27 at energies ranging from 55 to 95 MeV/u. Well characterized events were selected and sorted as a function of the impact parameter. Fusion or full stopping events have a very small cross section. Dissipative binary collisions accompanied by pre-equilibrium (mid-rapidity) emission, and followed by de-excitation of the quasi-projectile and quasi-target, were found to dominate for all impact parameters. The mass of the quasi-projectile has been reconstructed from its products and found to be slightly below the projectile mass. Isotropic emission in its rest frame has been observed at all energies and impact parameters, indicating that equilibrated nuclei may have been formed. The excitation energy of the quasi-projectile, determined via calorimetry, and the slope of kinetic energy spectra of alpha-particles were found to increase with incident energy and with decreasing impact parameter. Excitation energies per nucleon above II MeV are reached in a sizable cross section (70 mb). The mass distribution and kinetic energy spectra of emitted particles and fragments are essentially governed by the excitation energy, with a weak dependence on the impact parameter. The evolution of dissipative processes from deep inelastic collisions to the participant-spectator regime is discussed.

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1995
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8. Azimuthal dependence of the directed flow in collisions up to 95 MeV/u: From in-plane to out-of-plane enhancement

Author

Edilson Crema, Bernard Tamain, R. Popescu, A. Buta, C. Lebrun, K. Hagel, Y. El Masri, M. Gonin, J. C. Angélique, Elio Rosato, J.P. Patry, R. Wada, A. Kerambrun, Gerard Auger, Ph. Eudes, Z.Y. He, G. Bizard, R. Regimbart, D. Cussol, C. Cabot, A. Péghaire, R. Brou, E. Vient, J.C. Steckmeyer, F. Saint-Laurent, and J. Péter

Subjects
Azimuth, Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Mean field theory, Plane (geometry), Nuclear Theory, Perpendicular, Fermi energy, Atomic physics, Impact parameter, Nuclear Experiment, Nucleon, Maxima
Abstract

Nucleus-nucleus reaction mechanisms at incident energies below 10 MeV/u are governed by mean field effects. Nucleon-nucleon collisions begin to become important as the energy increases above the Fermi energy. This evolution manifests itself experimentally in the modification of the directed flow of the emitted participant (mid-rapidity) nucleons. In the reaction plane, it is expressed by the flow parameter [1]. Another aspect lies in the azimuthal distribution of particles relative to the reaction plane. At high energies, a maximum in the direction perpendicular to the reaction plane on both sides was named squeeze-out-effect [2]. Conversely, below 100 MeV/u, maxima in the reaction plane have been observed for the light systems of Ar + V : rotation-like effect [3]. It was studied as a Function of energy, impact parameter and emitted particle mass in the collisions of Ar-40 on Al-27 at energies from 36 to 65 MeV/u [4]. The latter study has been extended up to 95 MeV/u and measurements have been made for the Zn-64 + Ni-58 system at 5 energies from 35 to 79 MeV/u.

Published
1995
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9. Fusion of 59Co with light projectiles at near barrier energies

Author

E.F. Chagas, P. R. S. Gomes, T. J. P. Penna, P.R. Pascholati, R. Liguori Neto, Claudio Tenreiro, J.C. Acquadro, Edilson Crema, N. Carlin Filho, and M.M. Coimbra

Subjects
Nuclear reaction, Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Fusion, Semi-empirical mass formula, Projectile, Excited state, Semiclassical physics, Nuclear cross section, Neutron, Atomic physics
Abstract

Fusion cross sections have been measured for the 14 N, 16 O+ 59 Co systems at bombarding energies from 32 to 56 MeV. Total transfer cross sections to excited states were simultaneously measured for the stripping of one proton and stripping of one neutron channels in the 14 N induced reactions, and their upper limits for other transfer channels could be estimated. The elastic-scattering angular distribution was measured at E lab = 40 MeV for the 16 O+ 59 Co system. The effects of collective properties of the nuclei, included in the Wong model or the alternative approach of coupling inelastic channels, were found to be too small to explain the large sub-barrier fusion cross section enhancement. In order to perform simplified coupled-channel calculations involving transfer channels, a semiclassical formalism was used to derive the transfer form factors. Within the uncertainties of the calculations, the behavior of the sub-barrier fusion could be understood in terms of the coupling of charged-particle transfer channels, particularly the stripping of multi-nucleons, which act as doorways to fusion. An alternative approach, the liquid drop model, which accounts for the neck formation, also leads to satisfactory and compatible results.

Published
1991
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10. Fusion of O + Ti near and below the coulomb barrier

Author

A Szantodetoledo, M M Coimbra, P. R. S. Gomes, Claudio Tenreiro, Raphael Liguori Neto, N Carlinfilho, J.C. Acquadro, and Edilson Crema

Subjects
Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Fusion, Condensed matter physics, Coulomb barrier
Published
1990
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11. Fusion of 16O + 46,50Ti near and below the coulomb barrier

Author

A. Szanto de Toledo, J.C. Acquadro, M.M. Coimbra, Claudio Tenreiro, P. R. S. Gomes, N. Carlin Filho, Edilson Crema, and R. Liguori Neto

Subjects
Nuclear reaction, Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Fusion, Quadrupole, Coulomb barrier, Neutron, Alpha particle, Atomic physics, Nuclear Experiment, Nucleon, Excitation
Abstract

Fusion excitation functions for the systems 16O + 46,50Ti at bombarding energies in the range 30 ≦ Elab(16O) ≤ 65 MeV were measured by means of the γ-ray spectroscopy technique. The fusion excitation functions are analysed using a semi-classical one-dimensional barrier-penetration model with different nuclear potentials describing the heavy-ion interaction. Fusion barrier parameters were extracted. The observed fusion cross sections at sub-barrier energies are larger than predicted by this conventional model. The fusion enhancement at sub-barrier energies for these systems can be explained by the simple approach of the Wong model, considering explicity the quadrupole deformation parameter of the target nucleus.

Published
1990
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16. Directed collective flow and azimuthal distributions in collisions from 55 to 95 MeV/u

Author

Angélique, J.C., primary, Buta, A., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Cussol, D., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Péter, J., additional, Popescu, R., additional, Auger, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Cabot, C., additional, Crema, E., additional, El Masri, Y., additional, Eudes, P., additional, He, Z.Y., additional, Kerambrun, A., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Rosato, E., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, and Vient, E., additional

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1997
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17. Decay patterns of target-like and projectile-like nuclei produced in , natU reactions at

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Quednau, B.M., primary, Crema, E., additional, Galin, J., additional, Gebauer, B., additional, Hilscher, D., additional, Jacquet, D., additional, Jahnke, U., additional, Ledoux, X., additional, Lepine-Szily, A., additional, Leray, S., additional, Lott, B., additional, Morjean, M., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Pienkowski, L., additional, Proschitzki, S., additional, Röschert, G., additional, Rossner, H., additional, Siemssen, R.H., additional, and Stéphan, C., additional

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1996
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18. Onset of collective expansion in nucleus-nucleus collisions below 100 MeV/u

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Jeong, S.C., primary, Cussol, D., additional, Durand, D., additional, Laforest, R., additional, Péter, J., additional, Angélique, J.C., additional, Auger, G., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Buta, A., additional, Cabot, C., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Crema, E., additional, El Masri, Y., additional, Eudes, P., additional, He, Z.Y., additional, Kerambrun, A., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Régimbart, R., additional, Rosato, E., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, and Vient, E., additional

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1996
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19. Disappearance of flow and the in-medium nucleon-nucleon cross section for 64Zn+27Al collisions at intermediate energies

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He, Zhi Yong, primary, Angélique, J.C., additional, Auger, A., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Buta, A., additional, Cabot, C., additional, Crema, E., additional, Cussol, D., additional, Dai, Guang Xi, additional, El Masri, Y., additional, Eudes, Ph., additional, Gonin, M., additional, Hagel, K., additional, Jin, Gen Ming, additional, Kerambrum, A., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Ma, Yu Gang, additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Péter, J., additional, Popescu, R., additional, Régimbart, R., additional, Rosato, E., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Shen, Wen Qing, additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Vient, E., additional, Wada, R., additional, and Zhang, Feng Shou, additional

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1996
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20. Binary dissipative processes and formation of hot nuclei in reactions from 55 to 95 MeV/u

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Péter, J., primary, Jeong, S.C., additional, Angélique, J.C., additional, Auger, G., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Buta, A., additional, Cabot, C., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Crema, E., additional, Cussol, D., additional, Durand, D., additional, El Masri, Y., additional, Eudes, P., additional, He, Z.Y., additional, Kerambrun, A., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Régimbart, R., additional, Rosato, E., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, and Vient, E., additional

Published
1995
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21. Azimuthal dependence of the directed flow in collisions up to 95 MeV/u: From in-plane to out-of-plane enhancement

Author

Angélique, J.C., primary, Popescu, R., additional, Auger, G., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Buta, A., additional, Cabot, C., additional, Crema, E., additional, Cussol, D., additional, El Masri, Y., additional, Eudes, Ph., additional, Gonin, M., additional, Hagel, K., additional, He, Z.Y., additional, Kerambrun, A., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Péter, J., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Rosato, E., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Vient, E., additional, and Wada, R., additional

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1995
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22. Azimuthal correlation functions and the energy of vanishing flow in nucleus-nucleus collisions

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Buta, A., primary, Angélique, J.C., additional, Auger, G., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Cabot, C., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Crema, E., additional, Cussol, D., additional, El Masri, Y., additional, Eudes, Ph., additional, Gonin, M., additional, Hagel, K., additional, He, Z.Y., additional, Kerambrun, A., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Péter, J., additional, Popescu, R., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Rosato, E., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Vient, E., additional, and Wada, R., additional

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1995
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23. Charged-particle calorimetry of 40Ar + 27Al reactions from 36 to 65 MeV/u

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Cussol, D., primary, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Durand, D., additional, Louvel, M., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Péter, J., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Sullivan, J.P., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Crema, E., additional, Doubre, H., additional, Hagel, K., additional, Jin, G.M., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Rosato, E., additional, MacGrath, R., additional, Jeong, S.C., additional, Lee, S.M., additional, Nagashima, Y., additional, Nakagawa, T., additional, Ogihara, M., additional, Kasagi, J., additional, and Motobayashi, T., additional

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1993
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24. Components of collective flow and azimuthal distributions in 40Ar + 27Al and 40Ar + 58Ni collisions below 85 MeV/u

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Shen, W.Q., primary, Péter, J., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Cussol, D., additional, Louvel, M., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Régimbart, R., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Sullivan, J.P., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Crema, E., additional, Doubre, H., additional, Hagel, K., additional, Jin, G.M., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Rosato, E., additional, MacGrath, R., additional, Jeong, S.C., additional, Lee, S.M., additional, Nagashima, Y., additional, Nakagawa, T., additional, Ogihara, M., additional, Kasagi, J., additional, and Motobayashi, T., additional

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1993
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25. Sequential LCP emission associated with multifragmentation of the Pb+Au system at 29 MeV/u

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Chbihi, A., primary, Bougault, R., additional, Bresson, S., additional, Colin, J., additional, Crema, E., additional, Galin, J., additional, Gatty, B., additional, Genoux-Lubain, A., additional, Guerreau, D., additional, Horn, D., additional, Jacquet, D., additional, Jahnke, U., additional, Jastrzebski, J., additional, Kordyasz, A., additional, Le Brun, C., additional, Lecolley, J.F., additional, Lott, B., additional, Louvel, M., additional, Morjean, M., additional, Paulot, C., additional, Piasecki, E., additional, Pienkowski, L., additional, Pouthas, J., additional, Quednau, B., additional, Schröder, W.U., additional, Schwinn, E., additional, Skulski, W., additional, and Töke, J., additional

Published
1992
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26. Inversion of collective matter flow in nucleus-nucleus collisions, measured with a 4π charged particle array

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Péter, J., primary, Sullivan, J.P., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Shen, W.Q., additional, Brou, R., additional, Cussol, D., additional, Louvel, M., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Crema, E., additional, Doubre, H., additional, Hagel, K., additional, Jin, G.M., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Rosato, E., additional, MacGrath, R., additional, Jeong, S.C., additional, Lee, S.M., additional, Nagashima, Y., additional, Nakagawa, T., additional, Ogihara, M., additional, Kasagi, J., additional, and Motobayashi, T., additional

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1992
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28. Global variables and impact parameter determination in nucleus-nucleus collisions below 100 MeV/u

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Péter, J., primary, Cussol, D., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Louvel, M., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Sullivan, J.P., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Crema, E., additional, Doubre, H., additional, Hagel, K., additional, Jin, G.M., additional, Péghaire, A., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Rosato, E., additional, MacGrath, R., additional, Jeong, S.G., additional, Lee, S.M., additional, Nagashima, Y., additional, Nakagawa, T., additional, Ogihara, M., additional, Kasagi, J., additional, and Motobayashi, T., additional

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1990
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29. Exclusive study of nucleus-nucleus reactions at intermediate energies: Impact parameter dependence of pre-equilibrium emission, Collective flow and hot nuclei formation

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Péter, J., primary, Sullivan, J.P., additional, Cussol, D., additional, Bizard, G., additional, Brou, R., additional, Louvel, M., additional, Patry, J.P., additional, Regimbart, R., additional, Steckmeyer, J.C., additional, Tamain, B., additional, Crema, E., additional, Doubre, H., additional, Hagel, K., additional, Jin, G.M., additional, Peghaire, A., additional, Saint-Laurent, F., additional, Cassagnou, Y., additional, Legrain, R., additional, Lebrun, C., additional, Rosato, E., additional, MacGrath, R., additional, Jeong, S.C., additional, Lee, S.M., additional, Nagashima, Y., additional, Nakagawa, T., additional, Ogihara, M., additional, Kasagi, J., additional, and Motobayashi, T., additional

Published
1990
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