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HEAVY ION COLLISIONS AND QUARK DISTRIBUTION IN NUCLEI

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The heavy-ion collisions are studied by means of two-component Fokker-Planck equations on the assumption that there exist multiquark states in nuclei. Inclusive cross section for the production of p is calculated in heavy-ion collisions of C+C, Ne+NaF and Ar+KCI at 800 MeV/N; Ne+NaF at 400 MeV/N, 800 MeV/N and 2100 MeV/N. A satisfactory agreement with the experimental data near c.m. 90 degree is obtained. The production of d in the collision of C+C at 800 MeV/N is also discussed.

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PAN Ji-Cai, PENG Hong-An and LIU Lian-Shou. HEAVY ION COLLISIONS AND QUARK DISTRIBUTION IN NUCLEI[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(5): 555-563.

PAN Ji-Cai, PENG Hong-An and LIU Lian-Shou. HEAVY ION COLLISIONS AND QUARK DISTRIBUTION IN NUCLEI[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(5): 555-563. shu

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HEAVY ION COLLISIONS AND QUARK DISTRIBUTION IN NUCLEI

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Abstract:The heavy-ion collisions are studied by means of two-component Fokker-Planck equations on the assumption that there exist multiquark states in nuclei. Inclusive cross section for the production of p is calculated in heavy-ion collisions of C+C, Ne+NaF and Ar+KCI at 800 MeV/N; Ne+NaF at 400 MeV/N, 800 MeV/N and 2100 MeV/N. A satisfactory agreement with the experimental data near c.m. 90 degree is obtained. The production of d in the collision of C+C at 800 MeV/N is also discussed.