Proton emission in La + La collisions at E/A = 138 and 246 MeV

G. Claesson; G. Krebs; J. Miller; G. Roche; L.S. Schroeder; W. Benenson; J. van der Plicht; J.S. Winfield; G. Landaud; J.-F. Gilot; C. Hartnack; H. Stöcker

Proton emission in La + La collisions at E/A = 138 and 246 MeV

G. Claesson^*, G. Krebs, J. Miller, G. Roche, L.S. Schroeder, W. Benenson, J. van der Plicht, J.S. Winfield, G. Landaud, J.-F. Gilot, C. Hartnack, H. Stöcker

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Abstract

Proton cross sections with associated multiplicities have been measured in 139La + 139La collisions at E/A = 138 and 246 MeV. Data were taken at center of mass angles between 40° and 90°. At both energies the inclusive proton cross section is approximately isotropic over the range of CM angles covered. At E/A = 246 MeV the angular distribution of protons depends strongly on the associated multiplicity. We discuss the possibility that hydrodynamic flow of nuclear matter is manifested in the semi-inclusive cross section.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	23-27
Number of pages	5
Journal	Modern Physics Letters B
Volume	251
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 1990

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AU - Roche, G.

AU - Schroeder, L.S.

AU - Benenson, W.

AU - Plicht, J. van der

AU - Winfield, J.S.

AU - Landaud, G.

AU - Gilot, J.-F.

AU - Hartnack, C.

AU - Stöcker, H.

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