Isobaric Yield Ratio Difference in Heavy-ion Collisions, and Comparison to Isoscaling
arXiv:1303.2924 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.87.034618
Abstract
An isobaric yield ratio difference (IBD) method is proposed to study the ratio of the difference between the chemical potential of neutron and proton to temperature () in heavy-ion collisions. The determined by the IBD method (IB-) is compared to the results of the isoscaling method (IS-), which uses the isotopic or the isotonic yield ratio. Similar distributions of the IB- and IS- are found in the measured 140 MeV Ca + Be and the Ni + Be reactions. The IB- and IS- both have a distribution with a plateau in the small mass fragments plus an increasing part in the fragments of relatively larger mass. The IB- and IS- plateaus show dependence on the ratio of the projectile. It is suggested that the height of the plateau is decided by the difference between the neutron density () and the proton density () distributions of the projectiles, and the width shows the overlapping volume of the projectiles in which and change very little. The difference between the IB- and IS- is explained by the isoscaling parameters being constrained by the many isotopes and isotones, while the IBD method only uses the yields of two isobars. It is suggested that the IB- is more reasonable than the IS-, especially when the isotopic or isotonic ratio disobeys the isoscaling. As to the question whether the depends on the density or the temperature, the density dependence is preferred since the low density can result in low temperature in the peripheral reactions.
arXiv comment6 pages, 6 figures, mistake of reference corrected
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