Prospects of searching for unstable nucleus states in relativistic nuclear fragmentation
arXiv:2206.09690 · doi:10.1134/S1063778822060035
Abstract
The article is dedicated to the experimental study in the relativistic approach to the problems of nuclear cluster physics for the prospects of the \href{http://becquerel.jinr.ru/}{BECQUEREL} experiment. The nuclear emulsion method applied in this experiment makes it possible to study thoroughly the relativistic final states in the fragmentation of nuclei. The focus of the presented research is the dynamics of emergence of the Be nucleus and the Hoyle state, as well as the search for the 4-particle condensate decaying via the above nuclear states. In this context, the analysis of exposure to Kr nuclei at 950 MeV/nucleon is shown. As a continuation of the study of light nuclei, we have demonstrated the search for the isobar-analogue state of the N nucleus in the fragmentation of N nuclei at 2 GeV/nucleon.
arXiv commentPresented at XVth Cherenkov Readings https://x4u.lebedev.ru/che2022/announce_ru-RU.html; submitted to Physics of Atomic Nuclei/
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