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Handzy, D. O.; Lisa, M. A.; Gelbke, C. K.; Bauer, Wolfgang; Daffin, F.; Decowski, P.; Gong, W. G.; Gualtieri, E.; Hannuschke, S.; Lacey, R.; Li, T.; Lynch, W. G.; Mader, C. M.; Peaslee, Graham F.; Reposeur, T.; Pratt, Scott; Molen, A. M. Vander; Westfall, G. D.; Yee, J.; Yennello, S. J.

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“…6 show that for free NN cross sections, BUU predicts two-particle sources that are too extended (solid line). This correspondence between the size of the source and the width of the correlation peak was known in early studies with proton-proton HBT [14,17]. A reduction of the in-medium NN cross section in BUU simulations produces sources that are in reasonable agreement with the imaged ones (dashed line).…”

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“…This conclusion based on a detailed imaging analysis of the measured correlation functions is different from the one presented in Ref. [17] where the same set of data was analyzed and where the best agreement between BUU calculations and correlation function data was attained when free cross section values were used. The results on the cross section reductions reported here are consistent with the conclusions deduced in Ref.…”

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“…In an attempt to constrain BUU transport model predictions, two-proton correlation functions measured in central Ar+Ac at E/A=80, 120 and 160 MeV have been imaged [17,18]. The main difficulty in performing this kind of analysis stems from the fact that BUU does not contain any fragment formation mechanisms.…”

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Space-time characterization and collective motion at intermediate energies

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Shape analyses of two-particle correlation functions are discussed. Two-proton imaging provides information about the volume, the relative contributions between fast and slow emitting sources and the profile of the twoparticle source that can be directly compared to microscopic model simulations. In the case of correlations between complex particles, the role played by collective motion and space-momentum correlations needs special considerations. By means of a semi-quantitative Monte Carlo approach, deuteron-alpha correlation functions measured in Xe+Au collisions at E/A=50 MeV are investigated. The comparison reveals the existence of a position-relative momentum correlation that reduces the apparent source size and distorts the line-shape of the correlation function. The developed ideas show how intensity interferometry with complex particles is sensitive not only to the geometry of the system but also to the interplay between collective and thermal motion.

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“…Due to their ability to probe the space-time extent of the sources of emission, two particle correlation functions allow a distinction between early dynami-cal and later statistical emission. This has been used to probe the emission mechanisms of a variety of different particle types for a number of different reactions studied over a wide range of collision energies [5][6][7][8].…”

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Angular dependence in proton-proton correlation functions in central40Ca + 40Ca and48Ca +
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The angular dependence of proton-proton correlation functions is studied in central 40 Ca+ 40 Ca and 48 Ca+ 48 Ca nuclear reactions at E/A = 80 MeV. Measurements were performed with the High Resolution Array (HiRA) complemented by the 4π Array at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory. A striking angular dependence in the laboratory frame is found within proton-proton correlation functions for both systems that greatly exceeds the measured and expected isospin dependent difference between the neutron-rich and neutron-deficient systems. Sources measured at backward angles reflect the participant zone of the reaction, while much larger sources observed at forward angles reflect the expanding, fragmenting and evaporating projectile remnants. The decrease of the size of the source with increasing momentum is observed at backward angles while a weaker trend in the opposite direction is observed at forward angles. The results are compared to the theoretical calculations using the BUU transport model.

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“…At beam energies below about 100 A·MeV, heavy-ion experiments performed mainly at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) at Michigan State University (MSU) [3,5,11,12,13,14,15,16,17] allowed for systematic investigations of pp small-angle correlations. Furthermore, new methods allowing to deduce the emission source function from two-particle correlations have been proposed.…”

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Two-proton small-angle correlations in central heavy-ion collisions: A beam-energy- and system-size-dependent study

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Abstract. Small-angle correlations of pairs of protons emitted in central collisions of Ca + Ca, Ru + Ru and Au + Au at beam energies from 400 to 1500 MeV per nucleon are investigated with the FOPI detector system at SIS/GSI Darmstadt. Dependences on system size and beam energy are presented which extend the experimental data basis of pp correlations in the SIS energy range substantially. The size of the proton-emitting source is estimated by comparing the experimental data with the output of a final-state interaction model which utilizes either static Gaussian sources or the one-body phase-space distribution of protons provided by the BUU transport approach. The trends in the experimental data, i.e. system-size and beam energy dependences, are well reproduced by this hybrid model. However, the pp correlation function is found rather insensitive to the stiffness of the equation of state entering the transport model calculations.PACS. 25.70.Pq, 25.75.Gz 1

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Two-proton correlation functions forAr36+45<

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Space-time characterization and collective motion at intermediate energies

Space-time characterization and collective motion at intermediate energies

Angular dependence in proton-proton correlation functions in central40Ca + 40Ca and48Ca +
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Kilburn
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,
Chajęcki
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Angular dependence in proton-proton correlation functions in central40Ca + 40Ca and48Ca +
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