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The characteristics of the associated particles produced in 3.7 and 200A GeV 32 S -emulsion inelastic interactions are reported. The experimental data at 3.7 A GeV are compared with the predictions of the standard cascading evaporation model. For explaining the results at higher energy (200A GeV), a simple model which includes the nucleon sub-structure (Reggeon model) is introduced. This model is found to be capable of producing the mean features of the data obtained for the two used exposures.

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Recent results on particle production from silicon emulsion interactions at 14.6A GeV

El–Nagdy

Abdelsalam

Ali‐Mossa³

et al. 2004

Nuclear Physics A

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