PION PRODUCTION IN CENTRAL HIGH-ENERGY NUCLEAR COLLISIONS
198215 pages
Published in:
- Nucl.Phys.A 379 (1982) 553-567
- Published: 1982
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
A model for pion production is studied in the context of a cascade calculation. The pions are produced through Δ-resonances which are allowed to decay. The emitted pions are assumed to interact with the other nucleons by forming new Δ -resonances. The time evolution of the pion and Δ-population is studied; it is found that Δs are always more numerous than pions during the sequence of baryon-baryon collisions. The spectrum of the pions is in considerably better agreement with experiment than the one obtained with frozen Δ-isobars. The presence of Δ-resonances appears to be important for the cooling of the pion system. The pion multiplicity is found to deviate from a Poisson distribution. The pion yield is overestimated by at least 25%; this result is discussed within the framework of conventional dynamics.- NUCLEUS NUCLEUS: NUCLEAR REACTION
- NUCLEUS NUCLEUS: INCLUSIVE REACTION
- CALCIUM
- PI: HADROPRODUCTION
- HADROPRODUCTION: PI
- MODEL: CASCADE
- MODEL: ISOBAR
- DEPENDENCE: TIME
- ENERGY SPECTRUM: (PI)
- (PI): ENERGY SPECTRUM
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