Fragment formation in proton induced reactions within a BUU transport model

Abstract

The formation of fragments in proton-induced reactions at low relativistic energies within a combination of a covariant dynamical transport model and a statistical approach is investigated. In particular, we discuss in detail the applicability and limitations of such a hybrid model by comparing data on fragmentation at low relativistic $SIS/GSI$-energies.

arXiv commentRevised version accepted for publication in Phys. Lett. B

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