PoS - Proceedings of Science
Volume 358 - 36th International Cosmic Ray Conference (ICRC2019) - CRI - Cosmic Ray Indirect
FEATURES OF MULTI-PARTICLE PROCESSES ON LIGHT NUCLEI IN TARGET EXPERIMENTS
B. Iskakov*, A.K. Argynova, A.D. Beisenova, T.N. Kvochkina, A.A. Loctionov, Y.M. Tautayev and T.K. Sadykov
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Pre-published on: May 14, 2020
Published on: July 02, 2021
Abstract
The system size problems are the important component of the multi-particle dynamics, which, however, is not sufficiently taken into account in the cosmic ray researches. Therefore, in addition to a broad and important program of new сollider and target experiments to study the interactions of protons with light nuclei, we propose to consider the features of multi-particle processes on light nuclei. In the work these problems are studied in the centrality selected interactions of light – (C, O, Ne) – (beam) and heavy – (Au, Pb) – (beam) ions with light – (C/N/O) – (target) and heavy – (Ag/Br) – (target) nuclei on the data of JINR-AGS-SPS target emulsion experiments with limited statistics. In order to reveal the possible system structure dependence, the analyses of E-by-E fluctuations on the longitudinal event shape and multiplicity are performed in two directions: on vertically, – for different (beam-target) pairs of nuclei under certain impact parameters, and on horizontally, – for the same (beam-target) pairs of nuclei on different impact parameters.
The strong fluctuation enhancement for the central collisions of (C, O, Ne) – beam + (C/N/O) – target was interpreted as the sign of intrinsic virtual alpha-clustering in light nuclei.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22323/1.358.0297
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