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Evidence for nuclear matter transparency in central heavy-ion reactions for light symmetric systems around the Fermi energy (CROSBI ID 473760)

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Basrak, Zoran ; Eudes, Ph. Evidence for nuclear matter transparency in central heavy-ion reactions for light symmetric systems around the Fermi energy // Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Clustering Aspects of Nuclear Structure and Dynamics / Korolija, Milorad ; Basrak, Zoran ; Čaplar, Roman (ur.). Singapur: World Scientific Publishing, 2000. str. 316-322-x

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Basrak, Zoran ; Eudes, Ph.

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Evidence for nuclear matter transparency in central heavy-ion reactions for light symmetric systems around the Fermi energy

Reaction mechanisms in central heavy-ion collisions around the Fermi energy are investigated within the Landau-Vlasov semiclassical transport model. It is shown that the reaction dynamics precludes the formation of a fusion nucleus: In head-on collisions, a transition from fusion process to binary mechanisms occurs. A pure nuclear transparency is underlined for light symmetric systems around the Fermi energy. For medium-heavy systems, the memory of the entrance channel still exists but, in addition, dynamical multifragment production is observed. These predictions are qualitatively consistent with recent experimental observations.

nuclear physics; heavy ions; fast fission

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316-322-x.

2000.

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Korolija, Milorad ; Basrak, Zoran ; Čaplar, Roman

Singapur: World Scientific Publishing

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29.02.1904-29.02.2096

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