CHARGED PARTICLE SPECTRA IN OXYGEN-INDUCED REACTIONS AT 14.6 AND 60GeV/NUCLEON

Chinese Physics C> 1989, Vol. 13> Issue(10) : 865-869

CHARGED PARTICLE SPECTRA IN OXYGEN-INDUCED REACTIONS AT 14.6 AND 60GeV/NUCLEON

Beijing,Academica Sinica,People's Republic of China

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Multiplicity distributions and pseudo-rapidity distributions of charged particles from oxygen-induced nuclear reactions at 14.6 and 60MeV/nucleon are presented.The data were taken from the EMU-01 emulsion stacks and compared to simulations from the Lund Monte Carlo Model (FRITIOF).

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CHARGED PARTICLE SPECTRA IN OXYGEN-INDUCED REACTIONS AT 14.6 AND 60GeV/NUCLEON[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(10): 865-869.

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CHARGED PARTICLE SPECTRA IN OXYGEN-INDUCED REACTIONS AT 14.6 AND 60GeV/NUCLEON

Beijing,Academica Sinica,People's Republic of China

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Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1989-10-05

Abstract: Multiplicity distributions and pseudo-rapidity distributions of charged particles from oxygen-induced nuclear reactions at 14.6 and 60MeV/nucleon are presented.The data were taken from the EMU-01 emulsion stacks and compared to simulations from the Lund Monte Carlo Model (FRITIOF).