Abstract
The yields of intermediate-mass fragments from the reactions N-14 + Tb-159/(nat)Ag/(nat)Cu have been measured at 22 MeV/u. A complete set of double-differential cross sections d2sigma/dE dOMEGA ranging from 15-degrees to 165-degrees and with low-energy thresholds has been obtained. The evolution of the intermediate-mass spectra from quasi-elastic via more dissipative reactions towards evaporation can be followed and has been compared with a phenomenological random-walk model. For the system studied, the results suggest damped collisions as the only source for the emission of intermediate-mass fragments in the dissipative regime.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 474-500 |
Number of pages | 27 |
Journal | Nuclear Physics A |
Volume | 574 |
Issue number | 3 |
Publication status | Published - 11-Jul-1994 |
Keywords
- TB-159, AG, CU (N-14, X)
- E = 22 MEV NUCLEON
- MEASURED INTERMEDIATE MASS FRAGMENT SIGMA(Z,E,THETA)
- 3 COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED IN SIGMA(E)
- SIGMA(THETA)
- PHENOMENOLOGICAL MASS AND MOMENTUM TRANSFER
- RANDOM-WALK MODEL ANALYSIS
- C-12 INDUCED REACTIONS
- HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS
- COMPLEX FRAGMENTS
- RANDOM-WALK
- MULTIFRAGMENT EMISSION
- N-14+TB-159 REACTION
- NUCLEUS COLLISIONS
- CROSS-SECTION
- ENERGY
- PARTITION