Deep-Inelastic and Fusion Reactions with Heavy Ions

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• Heavy-ion reactions: A new frontier of nuclear science.
• Symposium on deep-inelastic and fusion reactions with heavy ions Hahn-Meitner Institut fur Kernforschung. Berlin October 23–25, 1979.
• Collective motion in deep inelastic collisions.
• Transport theory and doorway configuration in dissipative heavy-ion collisions.
• Linear response theory of deeply inelastic collisions.
• Deep inelastic collisions viewed as brownian motion.
• A fast splitting of projectile-like fragments in the reaction 86Kr-166Er AT 12.1 MeV/u.
• Neutron emission in heavy ion reactions.
• Fusion-fission type collisions.
• Deep inelastic collisions at energies close to the Coulomb barrier.
• Promptly emitted particles in nuclear collisions.
• Light particle emission in heavy ion reactions at 10 and 20 MeV/nucleon.
• Geometry and dynamics in the hot spot model.
• Symposium on deep-inelastic and fusion reactions with heavy ions Hahn-Meitner institut fur Kernforschung, Berlin October 23–25, 1979.
• Multi-particle production in 32S-induced reactions.
• Emission of alpha particles in deep inelastic reactions induced by 148 MeV 14N beam.
• Heavy ion reactions at E/A ? 10 mev/nucleon.
• Reaction fragments resulting from collisions of 20Ne on 197Au at energies between 7.5 and 20 MeV/N.
• Local excitation in reactions with ?-particles.
• Incomplete fusion or massive transfer?.
• Angular momentum transfer in incomplete fusion reactions.
• The contribution of peripheral fragmentation processes to continuous particle spectra in nucleus-nucleus collisions.
• Fusion reactions: Successes and limitations of a one-dimensional description.
• Heavy-ion fusion: A classical trajectory model.
• Review of models for fusion.
• Preequilibrium emission in heavy-ion induced fusion reactions.
• Light particle correlations and lifetimemeasurements.
• Evidence for incomplete fusion in a light heavy ion reaction.
• Fusion excitation functions from neutron yield measurements inside the cyclotron.
• Entrance channel versus compound nucleus limitations in the fusion of 1p and 2s-1d shell nuclei.
• The role of the yrast line in heavy ion fusion.
• Time dependent hartree fock theory for heavy ions.