2013
DOI: 10.1142/s0217732313501757
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Study of Some Characteristics of Protons Using Interactions of Light Nuclei

Abstract: Behavior of some average characteristics of protons are studied in protons and

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“…An increase in m T similar to that in p T is observed in all regions except for the angular region R1 θ=0 • -2 • , where multi-jet events have a higher increment for m T which may be due to the elastic scattering events in pp interactions. The region R1 may also be affected by the leading particle effect [14][15][16] with particles containing high longitudinal and low transverse momentum, as was observed in our previous study in the case of N ch distribution for the same polar angle region and also in the low N ch region for multiplicity distributions for full phase space [7]. We can see that the slopes of the distributions depend on the polar angle of the particles and the number of jets for the high p T particles (p T >2 GeV/c).…”
Section: Transverse Mass Distributionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An increase in m T similar to that in p T is observed in all regions except for the angular region R1 θ=0 • -2 • , where multi-jet events have a higher increment for m T which may be due to the elastic scattering events in pp interactions. The region R1 may also be affected by the leading particle effect [14][15][16] with particles containing high longitudinal and low transverse momentum, as was observed in our previous study in the case of N ch distribution for the same polar angle region and also in the low N ch region for multiplicity distributions for full phase space [7]. We can see that the slopes of the distributions depend on the polar angle of the particles and the number of jets for the high p T particles (p T >2 GeV/c).…”
Section: Transverse Mass Distributionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper the average multiplicity of light nuclei produced in Proton-Carbon (pC), Deutron-Carbon (dC), Helium-Carbon (HeC) and Carbon-Carbon ( 12 CC)-interactions at 4.2 A GeV/c are studied as a function of centrality. The centrality is defined by the numbers of identified proton (N p ) in an event [9][10][11].This study provides significant information about the behavior and production mechanisms of light nuclei.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%