1988
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(88)90393-0
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Deeply inelastic collisions as a source of intermediate mass fragments at E/A=27 MeV

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“…The Z-values, and a factor by which the data was multiplied for display 29 purposes, are indicated to the left of each distribution. 18 MeV/nucleon 139La+X (top row), 26 MeV /nuc1eon 129Xe+X (middle row), and 31 MeV/nucleon 129Xe+X (bottom row) reactions. Zl and.…”
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“…The Z-values, and a factor by which the data was multiplied for display 29 purposes, are indicated to the left of each distribution. 18 MeV/nucleon 139La+X (top row), 26 MeV /nuc1eon 129Xe+X (middle row), and 31 MeV/nucleon 129Xe+X (bottom row) reactions. Zl and.…”
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“…Each row corresponds to a different beam energy and each column to a different target. In column 4, a Ni target was used at 18 MeV/nucleon and a Cu target was used at the two higher beam energies. At 18 MeV /nudeon, the C and Al targets are from ref 6 and the Ti and Ni targets are from references 34 and 8.…”
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