The Method of Comparative Analyses of Static Electromagnetic Systems That Is Different in Structure and Configuration of Elements

Vakhonina, Larisa; Stavinskiy, Rostislav; Avdieieva, E. A

doi:10.15276/etks.14.90.2014.09

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“…For this reason a lot of successful experiments in this field have been carried out at the Nuclotron (LPHE), U-10 (ITEP), CEBAF (TJNAF). A lot of important results have been obtained with relatively simple detectors (see, for example [4,5]). But these data are restricted mainly by inclusive measurements of nucleon, pion, and kaon energy spectra.…”

Section: Experiments At Nuclotronmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dense cold matter

Stavinskiy

2019

EPJ Web Conf.

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Opportunities to study unexplored domains of nuclear matter phase diagram with BM@N and SPD-NICA is discussed. Since the optimal initial energy range depends on the phase diagram domain, the subject and experimental methods for its study have a lot of opportunities both for the fixed target and collider experiments. Fixed target experiments provide an access to the laboratory study of nuclear matter with the unprecedented density as high as the one for the neutron star core and even larger. A specialised kinematic trigger for relativistic ion-ion collisions can be used for this study. On the other hand, the NICA collider energy range will provide unique opportunities to study interactions between multi-quark states. The article discusses the importance of experimental study of the diquark component of nuclear structure function and diquark-diquark interactions. It is important to develop neutron identification methods both for the fixed target and collider experiments.

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Section: Experiments At Nuclotronmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dense cold matter

Stavinskiy

2019

EPJ Web Conf.

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“…. Fig.7 shows the photon spectra produced in the reaction C+Be→γ+X at 2 AGeV (integrated over angle region from 35 to 55 degrees) versus cumulative number [3]:…”

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“…Study of cumulative processes discovered in the ITEP and JINR [1,2] and studied intensively since the mid 70's of the last century gave a number of interesting results and led to the establishment of the basic regularities of cumulative processes (see, eg, [3,4] ). On the issue of the mechanism of cumulative particle production consensus has not been reached yet.…”

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Double cumulative photon spectra at mid rapidity and high pt in C+Be collisions at 2.0 and 3.2 AGeV

Mikhailov¹

2013

Proceedings of XXI International Baldin Seminar on High Energy Physics Problems — PoS(Baldin ISHEPP XXI)

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The photon spectra in central rapidity region were measured in C+Be collisions at beam energy 2.0 and 3.2 AGeV. The experiment was done in ITEP accelerator. The FLINT setup was wide acceptance (35 0-73 0 in lab. system) electromagnetic calorimeter. The energy range of measured photons was from 1 to 3 GeV. It was shown that most photons produced in the flucton-flucton interaction and it was up to 6 nucleons involved into interaction. Such kind of the interaction could be called "double cumulative" interaction.

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