1980
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.45.1084
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Evidence for Anomalous Nuclei among Relativistic Projectile Fragments from Heavy-Ion Collisions at 2 GeV/Nucleon

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“…The emulsion experiments [1] (as well as those performed with plastic track detectors [2,3]) were, by their very nature, unable to resolve the a <=> f ambiguity. It should be recalled that our experiment is sensitive to 2ll PF's (Z ~ 1 as well as neutrons), while all other experiments were sensitive to charged secondaries only, with most of them requiring Z ~ 3.…”
Section: Further Cascading?mentioning
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“…The emulsion experiments [1] (as well as those performed with plastic track detectors [2,3]) were, by their very nature, unable to resolve the a <=> f ambiguity. It should be recalled that our experiment is sensitive to 2ll PF's (Z ~ 1 as well as neutrons), while all other experiments were sensitive to charged secondaries only, with most of them requiring Z ~ 3.…”
Section: Further Cascading?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observations reporting the formation of projectile fragments with anomalously short mean free paths in relativistic heavy ion collisions [1] have attracted considerable interest in recent years. This short mean free path of secondary fragments (often dubbed as "anomalons••) could not be explained within the framework of conventional nuclear physics.…”
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