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Ladygin, V. P.; Uesaka, T.; Saito, Takeshi; Hatano, M.; Isupov, A.Yu.; Kato, Hiroharu; Ladygina, N. B.; Maeda, Y.; Malakhov, A.; Nishikawa, Jun; Ohnishi, T.; Okamura, Hiroshi; Reznikov, S. G.; Sakai, H.; Sakamoto, N.; Sakoda, S.; Satou, Y.; Sekiguchi, K.; Suda, K.; Tamii, A.; Uchigashima, N.; Yako, K.

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“…The quantity 20 calculated by formula (5) for the Nijmegen potentials ( Fig. 5) correlates well with the results of work [18].…”

Section: Polarization Characteristics Of a Deuteronsupporting

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Approximation of the Deuteron Wave Function with the Use of Nijmegen Potentials and Deuteron Polarization Characteristics

Zhaba

2016

Ukr. J. Phys.

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The coefficients of analytic forms for the deuteron wave function in the configuration representation for Nijmegen potentials have been calculated numerically. The obtained wave functions do not contain redundant nodes. The calculated parameters of a deuteron agree well with experimental and theoretical data. The polarization characteristics 20 and calculated with the use of the obtained wave functions are comparable with earlier results.

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“…The quantity 20 calculated by formula (5) for the Nijmegen potentials ( Fig. 5) correlates well with the results of work [18].…”

Section: Polarization Characteristics Of a Deuteronsupporting

confidence: 85%

Approximation of the Deuteron Wave Function with the Use of Nijmegen Potentials and Deuteron Polarization Characteristics

Zhaba

2016

Ukr. J. Phys.

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“…The polarization observables in the p(d, p)d [38,39] and d(d, p)t [41][42][43] reactions in the collinear geometry can be measured using liquid hydrogen or deuterium target or CH 2 and CD 2 solid targets with Carbon background subtraction. The solid nuclear target can be placed inside the pole of the 3SP40 magnet.…”

Section: Other Possible Reaction At Extracted Deuteron Beammentioning

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Investigation of reactions using polarized and unpolarized deuteron beam at Nuclotron: current status and perspectives

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Abstract. Deuteron induced reactions at intermediate energies are investigated at InternalTarget Station (ITS) of Nuclotron. The dp elastic scattering data have been accumulated in the angular range (70 • -120 • ) in c.m from 0.3 to 2.0 GeV of deuteron energy. Part of the obtained results of differential cross sections and analyzing powers of dp elastic scattering are compared with theoretical predictions based on relativistic multi-scattering model. The dp breakup data are obtained with the detection of two outgoing protons at the angles of (19 • -54 • ) in laboratory frame at the deuteron energies from 0.3 to 0.5 GeV in various detector configurations. One of the tools to study spin structure of short range correlations is the measurements of the cross section, tensor analyzing power T 20 and spin correlation parameter C y,y in the d

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“…The polarization observables in the p(d, p)d [42,43] and d(d, p)t [44,48,49] reactions in the collinear geometry can be measured with the same experimental setup using liquid hydrogen or deuterium target or CH 2 and CD 2 solid targets with carbon background subtraction.…”

Section: Spin Studies With Extracted Polarized Deuteron Beammentioning

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Study of polarization effects at Nuclotron

Ladygin

Janek

Kurilkin

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J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Abstract. The major goal of the upgraded Nuclotron facility is to obtain the information on the equation-of-state for dense nuclear matter playing a key role in the under standing of the collapse supernovae and neutron stars stability. These studies can be performed either in heavy ion collisions or via the short-range few nucleon correlations. The obtained experimental results and future program with the use of polarized deuteron beam and the internal target station are discussed. The polarization studies for the NN, NA and dA reactions with the extracted deuteron beam at the BM@N setup are proposed. The further extension of the polarization program at BM@N is related with the study of the in-medium modification of the polarization for the strange and multi-strange baryons and the spin alignment for vector mesons decaying in hadronic modes. IntroductionThe Nuclotron at JINR will provide beams of heavy ions with energies up to 6 A·GeV for isospin symmetric nuclei, and 4.65 A·GeV for Au nuclei. In central heavy-ion collisions at these energies, nuclear densities of about 4 times nuclear matter density can be reached. These conditions are well suited to investigate the equation-of-state (EOS) of dense nuclear matter which plays a central role for the dynamics of core collapse supernovae and for the stability of neutron stars. The observation of multi-strange hyperons or of light hypernuclei at Nuclotron energies would represent a breakthrough in our understanding of strange matter, and would pave the road for the experimental exploration of the 3-rd dimension of the nuclear chart [1]. These studies are complimentary to the CBM experimental program at SIS100 [2]. Another tool to investigate the EOS at large densities is the study of the short range correlations (SRC) of nucleons in nuclei which is the subject of intensive theoretical and experimental works during last years. Since SRC have densities comparable to the density in the center of a nucleon which is about ρ ∼ 5ρ 0 (ρ 0 ≈ 0.17 fm −3 ), they can be considered as the drops of cold dense nuclear matter [3]. These studies explore a new part of the phase diagram and very essential to understand the evolution of neutron stars.The results obtained at BNL [4], SLAC [5] and JLAB [6,7] clearly demonstrate that more than 90% all nucleons with momenta k ≥ 300 MeV/c belong to 2N SRC; the probability for a given proton with momenta 300 ≤ k ≤ 600 MeV/c to belong to pn correlation is ∼18 times larger than for pp correlations; the probability for a nucleon to have momentum ≥ 300 MeV/c in medium nuclei is ∼25%; 3N SRC are present in nuclei with a significant probability [8]. However, still many open questions persist and further investigations are required both from the

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Measurement of the tensor analyzing power T20 in the dd→He3

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Approximation of the Deuteron Wave Function with the Use of Nijmegen Potentials and Deuteron Polarization Characteristics

Approximation of the Deuteron Wave Function with the Use of Nijmegen Potentials and Deuteron Polarization Characteristics

Investigation of reactions using polarized and unpolarized deuteron beam at Nuclotron: current status and perspectives

Study of polarization effects at Nuclotron

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