Nuclear fragmentation study for 84Kr36+Em interaction at 1 A GeV using extended Glauber model and bond percolation model

In interactions with 84 Kr 36 at 1 A GeV with the various target nuclei in a nuclear emulsion, the process of nuclear fragmentation has been studied. The target mass has a big impact on how the projectile nucleus breaks apart. When a projectile nucleus interacts with a heavy target nucleus as oppose...

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Published in:Indian journal of physics 2024, Vol.98 (4), p.1445-1451
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description In interactions with 84 Kr 36 at 1 A GeV with the various target nuclei in a nuclear emulsion, the process of nuclear fragmentation has been studied. The target mass has a big impact on how the projectile nucleus breaks apart. When a projectile nucleus interacts with a heavy target nucleus as opposed to a light one, the disruption is more severe. The modes of nuclear fragmentation are energy independent, as shown by the almost same average multiplicities and relative rates of nuclear fragmentation channels from the incident nuclei for various projectiles at various energies. The extended Glauber model’s predictions accurately capture the overall charge distributions of nuclear pieces. It is also observed that the calculations of the bond percolation model and the multiplicity and charge distributions of projectile fragments in quasinucleon target events agree satisfactorily.
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