Nuclear multifragmentation and phase transition for hot nuclei

In 2008, our collabo- ration conducted an experiment to measure the angular and energy distributions of the fragments produced by nuclear reactions of a 95 MeV/nucleon 12 C beam

target for various species for both experimental data and for simulations using QMD, BIC, and INCL models coupled with the Fermi Break-up de-excitation model.. Although QMD is the

Using the backtracing technique applied to the statistical models GEMINI and SMM we reconstruct simulated charge, mass and ex- citation energy distributions and compare them to

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The total kinetic energy (T KE) distribution associated to a fragment with atomic charge Z was de- duced from the kinetic energy spectra assuming for sake of simplicity that

One ring is located around the origin of the reference frame (red points in Fig. 4) and corresponds to the α-emission from a Mg fragment; The second ring (blue points) is associated

Consequently, since the Z-distribution mainly reflects the evolution of the barrier profile as a function of the mass-asymmetry and angular momentum, the compari- son with data

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