Transport phenomena in dissipative heavy-ion collisions: the one-body dissipation approach
H. Feldmeier
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H. Feldmeier
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As the study of Brownian movement is the key to the understanding of all dissipative phenomena, the author uses it to introduce the concepts which are then made use of in a specific dissipative model. The author discusses the 'one-body dissipation model' in its richness of phenomena and compares its predictions to measured data. Special attention is paid to the non-equilibrium relation between friction (or mobility) and diffusion.
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As the study of Brownian movement is the key to the understanding of all dissipative phenomena, the author uses it to introduce the concepts which are then made use of in a specific dissipative model. The author discusses the 'one-body dissipation model' in its richness of phenomena and compares its predictions to measured data. Special attention is paid to the non-equilibrium relation between friction (or mobility) and diffusion.
Key concepts: Dissipative system, Physics, Dissipation, Statistical physics, Brownian motion, Classical mechanics, Diffusion, Theoretical physics