ON THE COLLISION GEOMETRY IN NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS

DING Lin-Kai

Chinese Physics C> 1990, Vol. 14> Issue(4) : 303-310

ON THE COLLISION GEOMETRY IN NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS

DING Lin-Kai ^,

Institute of High Energy Physics,Academia Sinica,Beijing1 Department of Theoretical Physics Lund University,Lund,Sweden2 Division of Cosmic and Subatomic Physics,Lund University,Lund,Sweden

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The analysis of the data from the heavy ion experiments at SPS of CERN and BNL indicates a strong dependence on the nuclear collision geometry.In this note we develope a stochastic method to generate such a geometry by using computer with the property that the known nuclear charge distributions,the hadronic interaction cross sections and the two nucleon correlations are all accounted for in a stable framework.

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ON THE COLLISION GEOMETRY IN NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS

DING Lin-Kai ^,

Corresponding author: DING Lin-Kai,

Institute of High Energy Physics,Academia Sinica,Beijing1 Department of Theoretical Physics Lund University,Lund,Sweden2 Division of Cosmic and Subatomic Physics,Lund University,Lund,Sweden

Received Date: 1900-01-01
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Abstract: The analysis of the data from the heavy ion experiments at SPS of CERN and BNL indicates a strong dependence on the nuclear collision geometry.In this note we develope a stochastic method to generate such a geometry by using computer with the property that the known nuclear charge distributions,the hadronic interaction cross sections and the two nucleon correlations are all accounted for in a stable framework.