1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf01433621
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Intermediate structure in heavy ion scattering

Abstract: It is shown that the nucleon-state structure in the cold, strongly deformed nucleus formed when two nuclei collide may be responsible for anomalies such as those observed in recent experiments.

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“…Different approaches [8,9] have been proposed to interpret in the same framework both the angular distribution behavior and coherence energies extracted from the cross section fluctuation analysis. In the present work we focused our attention to Kun model [9] which represents a natural development of the Strutinsky model [10,11] of heavy ion collisions. In this model it is assumed that the rotational motion of the intermediate dinuclear system only weakly perturbs the radial motion of the colliding ions and provides an unified expression for both coherence energies and angular distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different approaches [8,9] have been proposed to interpret in the same framework both the angular distribution behavior and coherence energies extracted from the cross section fluctuation analysis. In the present work we focused our attention to Kun model [9] which represents a natural development of the Strutinsky model [10,11] of heavy ion collisions. In this model it is assumed that the rotational motion of the intermediate dinuclear system only weakly perturbs the radial motion of the colliding ions and provides an unified expression for both coherence energies and angular distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%