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STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INCIDENT ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF MASS YIELD DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS IN¹²C(15—45MeV/A)+⁶³Cu REACTIONS

QI Da-Hai^,,
SA Ben-Hao

Institute of Atomic Energy,Beijing

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In this paper a statistical model is successfully used to describe the disassembly of hot nucleus created in intermediate energy heavy ion collisions (15—45MeV/A ¹²C+ ⁶³Cu).The results of the dependence of mass yield distribution of the fragments on the incident energy are consistent with experimental data quite well.

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QI Da-Hai and SA Ben-Hao. STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INCIDENT ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF MASS YIELD DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS IN ¹²C(15—45MeV/A)+ ⁶³Cu REACTIONS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1990, 14(7): 669-672.

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STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INCIDENT ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF MASS YIELD DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS IN¹²C(15—45MeV/A)+⁶³Cu REACTIONS

QI Da-Hai^,
SA Ben-Hao

Corresponding author:QI Da-Hai,

Institute of Atomic Energy,Beijing

Received Date:1900-01-01
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:1990-07-05

Abstract:In this paper a statistical model is successfully used to describe the disassembly of hot nucleus created in intermediate energy heavy ion collisions (15—45MeV/A¹²C+⁶³Cu).The results of the dependence of mass yield distribution of the fragments on the incident energy are consistent with experimental data quite well.