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Proton-proton correlations in peripheral collisions

H. M. Xu, G.K. Ajupva, C. A. Gagliardi

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Abstract

We have measured proton-proton correlation functions in {sup 14}N induced reactions on {sup 27}Al and {sup 116}Sn targets at average angles 0{sub ave} = 10{degrees} and 0{sub ave} = 25{degrees} with the Texas A&M University Proton Spectrometer. The spectrometer data will be compared to earlier multi-dectector data and the dependence of proton-proton correlations on the emision angles and the momenta of the proton pairs will be discussed.

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We have measured proton-proton correlation functions in {sup 14}N induced reactions on {sup 27}Al and {sup 116}Sn targets at average angles 0{sub ave} = 10{degrees} and 0{sub ave} = 25{degrees} with the Texas A&M University Proton Spectrometer. The spectrometer data will be compared to earlier multi-dectector data and the dependence of proton-proton correlations on the emision angles and the momenta of the proton pairs will be discussed.

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We have measured proton-proton correlation functions in {sup 14}N induced reactions on {sup 27}Al and {sup 116}Sn targets at average angles 0{sub ave} = 10{degrees} and 0{sub ave} = 25{degrees} with the Texas A&M University Proton Spectrometer. The spectrometer data will be compared to earlier multi-dectector data and the dependence of proton-proton correlations on the emision angles and the momenta of the proton pairs will be discussed.

Key concepts: Proton, Spectrometer, Physics, Atomic physics, Nuclear physics, Optics

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