Azimuthal asymmetry in Ar+V collisions from<i>E</i>/<i>A</i>=35 to 85 MeV

Wilson, W.K.; Benenson, W.; Cebra, D.; Clayton, J. C.; Howden, S.; Karn, J.; Li, T.; Ogilvie, C. A.; Molen, A. Vander; Westfall, G. D.; Winfield, J. S.; Young, B.; Nadasen, A.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.41.r1881

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“…Our calculations for the lighter system Ca+Ca show the transition energies to be larger than the balance energy for larger impact parameter (b ≥ 0.4b max ), but smaller for more central collisions. This was already indicated by measurements for Ar+V [41]. Measurements indicate that the in-plane enhancement increases with impact parameter [42].…”

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Disappearance of flow

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Disappearance of flow

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“…12. Elliptic flow varies as a function of energy from a preferential in-plane, rotational-like [142][143][144], emission (v 2 > 0) to an out-of-plane, or 'squeeze-out' [37] (v 2 < 0) pattern, with a transition energy of about 150A MeV. This transition energy is larger than that for the directed flow (see above and the discussion in ref.…”

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Systematics of stopping and flow in Au+ Au collisions

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“…Studies of collective motion using the new technique have been published previously [3,10,11]. In this paper we present the details of this new technique and compare it to previously established techniques.…”

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Reaction plane determination using azimuthal correlations

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We present a new technique for the determination of the reaction plane in heavy-ion reactions at incident energies ranging from the Fermi energy up to =100 MeV/nucleon. Our technique exploits the azimuthal correlation between light particles and the reaction plane. For illustrative purposes, azimuthal distributions of particles with respect to the reaction plane are extracted from data taken by the Michigan State University 4m. array for 35 MeV/nucleon Ar+V collisions. The influences of momentum conservation and detection biases on the reaction plane determination are discussed, and the accuracy of the new technique is evaluated.PACS number(s): 25.70.Mn

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Azimuthal asymmetry in Ar+V collisions fromE/A=35 to 85 MeV

Cited by 46 publications

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Disappearance of flow

Disappearance of flow

Systematics of stopping and flow in Au+ Au collisions

Reaction plane determination using azimuthal correlations

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