Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions

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0375-9474
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Elsevier Journal Backfiles on ScienceDirect 1907 - 2002
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autor Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
autorsonst Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
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fussnote A model is presented for the description of mass transfer in the dinuclear system formed during a deep inelastic process. The relative motion is treated classically while the transfer is described in terms of independent particle motion as due to the mean fields of the two colliding nuclei, in the same spirit of the so called time-dependent single-particle model (TDSPM). Particle-hole excitations, apart from those arising from the transfer, are phenomenologically included via friction forces in the hamiltonian for the relative motion. The results suggest that by using appropriate conservative and friction forces in describing the ion-ion relative motion, together with realistic single-particle energies, it is possible to get reasonable values of the average number of transferred nucleons. Poorer results are obtained for the variance, showing the necessity of taking into account two-body correlations. Comparison with TDHF calculations and experimental results is discussed.
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shingle_author_1 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
shingle_author_2 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
shingle_author_3 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
shingle_author_4 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
shingle_catch_all_1 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
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shingle_catch_all_2 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
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03759474
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
0375-9474
03759474
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 Baldo, M.
Catara, F.
Lanza, E.G.
Lombardo, U.
Lo Monaco, L.
Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
0375-9474
03759474
Elsevier
shingle_title_1 Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
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titel Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
titel_suche Independent particle description of mass and charge transfer in deep inelastic collisions
A model is presented for the description of mass transfer in the dinuclear system formed during a deep inelastic process. The relative motion is treated classically while the transfer is described in terms of independent particle motion as due to the mean fields of the two colliding nuclei, in the same spirit of the so called time-dependent single-particle model (TDSPM). Particle-hole excitations, apart from those arising from the transfer, are phenomenologically included via friction forces in the hamiltonian for the relative motion. The results suggest that by using appropriate conservative and friction forces in describing the ion-ion relative motion, together with realistic single-particle energies, it is possible to get reasonable values of the average number of transferred nucleons. Poorer results are obtained for the variance, showing the necessity of taking into account two-body correlations. Comparison with TDHF calculations and experimental results is discussed.
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