Multiple collision theory and optical model of high-energy scattering from nuclei

Leśniak, L.; Wołek, H.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(69)90756-8

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“…This work has recently been reviewed by Czyz (1971). There are also in the literature a number of comparisons of results obtained with the optical model and the Glauber multiple scattering expansion (Lesniak andWolek 1969, Newmeyer andTrefil 1970). What is meant by the optical model in this context is a resummation of the expansion (2.363) using the relation (1 -X / A ) ~…”

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Nuclear sizes and the optical model

Jackson¹

1974

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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The study of the nuclear scattering of strongly interacting elementary particles including nucleons, pions and anti-protons and of composite particles, and the interpretation of this scattering in terms of the optical model, is reviewed. The complications surrounding the interpretation of nuclear size information from scattering data are discussed and an indication is given of the areas of confidence and uncertainty in the determination of size parameters. The current state of knowledge on the nuclear matter distribution and particularly the neutron distribution, as obtained from theoretical approaches, coulomb energy differences and nuclear scattering is reviewed.

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Nuclear sizes and the optical model

Jackson¹

1974

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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“…is larger than the value of a = -0.30± 0.10 determined from measurements 10 on pp &ndpd scattering at 1 GeV in the region of Coulomb interference. Moreover, Glauber-model fits have been made to differential-cross-section data on the scattering of 1-GeV protons on helium with a = -0.33, 11 on carbon with a = -0.33, 12 and on oxygen with a = -0.40. 12 In the Harrington model it turns out that the maximum value of the alignment parameter A is a sensitive function of a, and it is our observation that A rmx »0.1 that requires the large value of this parameter 13 for a good fit to our data.…”

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Deuteron Alignment in Deuteron-Proton Elastic Scattering at 3.6GeVc

et al. 1972

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We have performed a deuteron-proton double-scattering experiment with a 3.6-GeV/c deuteron beam to study the spin alignment of the elastically scattered deuterons. We observed scattered beams of polarized deuterons and have measured the spin alignment and vector polarization in the four-momentum-transfer interval of A 2 = 0.13 to 0.54 (GeV/c) 2 . Multiple-scattering model fits are presented to our alignment and polarization data as well as to existing differential-cross-section data.

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High-Energy Scattering from Nuclei

Czyż¹

1971

Advances in Nuclear Physics

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Multiple collision theory and optical model of high-energy scattering from nuclei

Cited by 23 publications

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Nuclear sizes and the optical model

Nuclear sizes and the optical model

Deuteron Alignment in Deuteron-Proton Elastic Scattering at 3.6GeVc

High-Energy Scattering from Nuclei

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