Measurement of Charge-Changing Cross Sections of 200 <i>A</i> GeV S and Fragments with Cu Target

Ren Guoxiao

Chinese Physics C> 1991, Vol. 15> Issue(S4) : 323-329

Measurement of Charge-Changing Cross Sections of 200 A GeV S and Fragments with Cu Target

Ren Guoxiao

Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

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The charge-changing cross sections of 200 A GeV S and its fragments P, Si, Al, Mg, Na and Ne in collisions with Cu target are measured. It is shown that the cross sections of secondary fragments are larger than those of primary beams with the same charges. The electromagnetic spallation cross sections deduced show a dependence on the charge of projectile which is consistent with theoretical prediction.

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Measurement of Charge-Changing Cross Sections of 200 A GeV S and Fragments with Cu Target

Ren Guoxiao

Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

Received Date: 1991-03-13

Abstract: The charge-changing cross sections of 200 A GeV S and its fragments P, Si, Al, Mg, Na and Ne in collisions with Cu target are measured. It is shown that the cross sections of secondary fragments are larger than those of primary beams with the same charges. The electromagnetic spallation cross sections deduced show a dependence on the charge of projectile which is consistent with theoretical prediction.