Chinese Physics C > 1990, Vol. 14 > Issue(9): 817-821

ANALYSES OF NON-GEOMETRICAL EFFECTS FOR TARGET FRAGMENTATION REGION IN HIGH ENERGY NUCLEUS-NUCULEUS COLLIISIONS

Yichang Teachers College,Physics Department2 Jianghan Petroleum Institute,Basic Courses Department

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Based on the analyses of the transverse energy distributions data measured by the HELIOS collaboration group on ¹⁶O-A collisions experiments at 200A GeV,the necessity of considering non-geometrical effects in target fragmentation is pointed out,and these effects are described equivalently by the fluctuation of the number of participating nucleons in the framework of geometrical model.

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SHI Ya-Fei, LI Kui-Fa and WANG Zheng-Qing. ANALYSES OF NON-GEOMETRICAL EFFECTS FOR TARGET FRAGMENTATION REGION IN HIGH ENERGY NUCLEUS-NUCULEUS COLLIISIONS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1990, 14(9): 817-821.

SHI Ya-Fei, LI Kui-Fa and WANG Zheng-Qing. ANALYSES OF NON-GEOMETRICAL EFFECTS FOR TARGET FRAGMENTATION REGION IN HIGH ENERGY NUCLEUS-NUCULEUS COLLIISIONS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1990, 14(9): 817-821. shu

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ANALYSES OF NON-GEOMETRICAL EFFECTS FOR TARGET FRAGMENTATION REGION IN HIGH ENERGY NUCLEUS-NUCULEUS COLLIISIONS

Corresponding author:SHI Ya-Fei,

Yichang Teachers College,Physics Department2 Jianghan Petroleum Institute,Basic Courses Department

Received Date:1900-01-01
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Available Online:1990-09-05

Abstract:Based on the analyses of the transverse energy distributions data measured by the HELIOS collaboration group on¹⁶O-A collisions experiments at 200A GeV,the necessity of considering non-geometrical effects in target fragmentation is pointed out,and these effects are described equivalently by the fluctuation of the number of participating nucleons in the framework of geometrical model.