TWO-BODY EFFECT IN HEAVY ION COLLISION

GE Ling-Xiao; LIU Jian-Ye; WANG Shun-Jin

Chinese Physics C> 1987, Vol. 11> Issue(5) : 695-698

TWO-BODY EFFECT IN HEAVY ION COLLISION

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A simple relaxation equation have been obtained from the master equation of the occupation number by means of the time average approximation in the dissipation diabatic dynamic theory. Contributions from one-body and two-body collision processes to the rate of occupation number have been compared quantitatively.

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GE Ling-Xiao, LIU Jian-Ye and WANG Shun-Jin. TWO-BODY EFFECT IN HEAVY ION COLLISION[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1987, 11(5): 695-698.

GE Ling-Xiao, LIU Jian-Ye and WANG Shun-Jin. TWO-BODY EFFECT IN HEAVY ION COLLISION[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1987, 11(5): 695-698. shu

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TWO-BODY EFFECT IN HEAVY ION COLLISION

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Available Online: 1987-10-05

Abstract: A simple relaxation equation have been obtained from the master equation of the occupation number by means of the time average approximation in the dissipation diabatic dynamic theory. Contributions from one-body and two-body collision processes to the rate of occupation number have been compared quantitatively.