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Correlation Between Grey Particles and the Number of hN Interactions Inside a Nucleus in High Energy hA Collisions

Institute of Particle Physics, Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan

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Considering the intranuclear cascade, a model describing the distribution of the number of grey particles in high energy hadron-nucleus collisions is proposed. An agreement between the model and experimental data is obtained. It seems that the number of grey particles could reasonably be used as a measurement of the number of hadron-nucleon interactions inside the nucleus.

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Correlation Between Grey Particles and the Number of hN Interactions Inside a Nucleus in High Energy hA Collisions

Wang Haiqiao
Cai Xu

Institute of Particle Physics, Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan

Received Date:1989-02-13

Fund Project:Supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Distinquished Teacher Foundation of the State Education Commission of China.

Abstract:Considering the intranuclear cascade, a model describing the distribution of the number of grey particles in high energy hadron-nucleus collisions is proposed. An agreement between the model and experimental data is obtained. It seems that the number of grey particles could reasonably be used as a measurement of the number of hadron-nucleon interactions inside the nucleus.