DIRECT INTERACTION, CLASSICAL THERMODYNAMIC AND QUANTUM STATISTICAL THEORIES OF HEAVY ION COLLISIONS
19804 pages
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- Phys.Lett.B 89 (1980) 177-180
- Published: 1980
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Various theories of composite-particle formation are developed and compared. One theory is a nonequilibrium final-state interaction model, while another theory is based on equilibrium thermodynamics. A version of the equilibrium model is developed which is classical - analogous to the Rayleigh-Jeans limit of black-body radiation. Recent experiments suggest that the nonclassical equilibrium predictions are in better agreement with data than the results of the nonequilibrium picture or the classical thermodynamic view.- SCATTERING: HEAVY ION
- HEAVY ION: SCATTERING
- MODEL: THERMODYNAMICAL
- MODEL: STATISTICAL
- MODEL: COMPOSITE
- MODEL: FINAL-STATE INTERACTION
- FINAL-STATE INTERACTION: MODEL
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