Promptly emitted particles in nuclear collisions
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Incomplete fusion reactions using strongly and weakly bound projectiles
2020, Physics ReportsCitation Excerpt :On the theoretical side, several models have been developed for ICF, in particular to describe the emission of fast particles in ICF processes. The models such as, promptly emitted particles [21] or Fermi jets [22] models that assume the particle emission with transferred nucleons receiving energy boost arising from the coupling of the original internal (Fermi) velocity of the nucleon with the relative motion of reaction partners, have been proposed for the description of the fast particles. Other models such as, the exciton [23], hot-spot coalescence [24], moving-source [25] and overlap [26] have also been employed.
Nuclear jets in heavy-ion collisions
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