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Physical Review Letters | 1999

Elliptic flow: Transition from out-of-plane to in-plane emission in Au + Au collisions

C. Pinkenburg; N. N. Ajitanand; J. Alexander; M. Anderson; D. Best; F.P. Brady; T. Case; W. Caskey; D. Cebra; J. L. Chance; P. Chung; Brian J. Cole; K. Crowe; A. C. Das; J. E. Draper; A. Elmaani; M. L. Gilkes; S. Gushue; M. Heffner; A. Hirsch; E. Hjort; L. Huo; M. Justice; Morton Kaplan; D. Keane; J. Kintner; J. Klay; D. Krofcheck; R. Lacey; J. Lauret

We have measured the proton elliptic flow excitation function for the Au + Au system spanning the beam energy range 2 -- 8 AGeV. The excitation function shows a transition from negative to positive elliptic flow at a beam energy,


Physical Review C | 2003

Charged pion production in 2A to 8A GeV central Au plus Au collisions

J. Klay; N. N. Ajitanand; J. Alexander; M. G. Anderson; D. Best; F.P. Brady; T. Case; W. Caskey; D. Cebra; J. L. Chance; P. Chung; Brian J. Cole; K. Crowe; A. C. Das; J. E. Draper; M. L. Gilkes; S. Gushue; M. Heffner; A. Hirsch; E. Hjort; L. Huo; M. Justice; M. Kaplan; D. Keane; J. C. Kintner; D. Krofcheck; R. Lacey; J. Lauret; C. Law; M. A. Lisa

E_{tr} \sim


Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 1990

A facility for studies of neutron-induced reactions in the 50–200 MeV range

H. Condé; S. Hultqvist; N. Olsson; T Rönnqvist; R Zorro; Jan Blomgren; G. Tibell; Ane Håkansson; O. Jonsson; A. Lindholm; Leif Nilsson; P-U Renberg; A. Brockstedt; Peter Ekström; M. Österlund; F.P. Brady; Z. Szeflinski

4 AGeV. Detailed comparisons with calculations from a relativistic Boltzmann-equation are presented. The comparisons suggest a softening of the nuclear equation of state (EOS) from a stiff form (K \sim 380 MeV) at low beam energies (E_{Beam} \le 2 AGeV) to a softer form (K \sim 210 MeV) at higher energies (E_{Beam} \ge


Physical Review Letters | 2002

Longitudinal flow of protons from (2-8)A GeV central Au+Au collisions.

J. Klay; N. N. Ajitanand; J. Alexander; M. G. Anderson; D. Best; F.P. Brady; T. Case; W. Caskey; D. Cebra; J. L. Chance; P. Chung; Brian J. Cole; K. Crowe; A. C. Das; J. E. Draper; M. L. Gilkes; S. Gushue; M. Heffner; A. Hirsch; E. Hjort; L. Huo; M. Justice; M. Kaplan; D. Keane; J. C. Kintner; D. Krofcheck; R. Lacey; J. Lauret; C. Law; M. A. Lisa

4 AGeV) where the calculated baryon density


Nuclear Physics | 1993

The 54,56Fe(n, p)54,56Mn reactions at En = 97 MeV

T Rönnqvist; H. Condé; N. Olsson; E. Ramström; R Zorro; Jan Blomgren; Ane Håkansson; A. Ringbom; G. Tibell; O. Jonsson; Leif Nilsson; P-U Renberg; S.Y. van der Werf; W. Unkelbach; F.P. Brady

\rho \sim 4 \rho_0


Physical Review Letters | 1995

Radial flow in Au + Au collisions at E = (0.25-1.15)A GeV

Michael Annan Lisa; S. Albergo; F. Bieser; F.P. Brady; Z. Caccia; D. Cebra; A. D. Chacon; J. L. Chance; Y. Choi; Salvatore Costa; J. B. Elliott; M. L. Gilkes; J. A. Hauger; A. Hirsch; E. L. Hjort; A. Insolia; M. Justice; D. Keane; J. C. Kintner; H. S. Matis; M. A. McMahan; C. McParland; D. L. Olson; M. D. Partlan; Norbert T. Porile; R. Potenza; G. Rai; J. Rasmussen; Hans Georg Ritter; J. Romanski

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Physical Review Letters | 2000

Sideward flow in Au+Au collisions between 2A and 8A GeV

H. Liu; B. Srivastava; F.P. Brady; M. Justice; D. Cebra; S. Panitkin; E. Hjort; Z. Milosevich; Brian J. Cole; G. Rai; A. C. Das; J. Klay; J. L. Romero; R. P. Scharenberg; L. Huo; J. L. Chance; M. L. Gilkes; K. Crowe; M. Heffner; N.T.B. Stone; S. Wang; J. Whitfield; T. J. M. Symons; Y.M. Liu; S. Gushue; D. Best; J. E. Draper; A. Hirsch; M. Kaplan; W. Caskey

Brookhaven-AGS. Measuerment of the spectra of charged pions over nearly full rapidity coverage from target to beam rapidity in the centrality range 0-5pct in AU-AU collisions at beam energies from 2 to 8 A GeV/nucleon. The rapidity densities are extracted using a thermal paramatrization model to fit the transverse mass spectra.. Numerical values supplied by J Klay.. This part (1) covers the data at 2 GeV/nucleon. Brookhaven-AGS. Measuerment of the spectra of charged pions over nearly full rapidity coverage from target to beam rapidity in the centrality range 0-5pct in AU-AU collisions at beam energies from 2 to 8 A GeV/nucleon. The rapidity densities are extracted using a thermal paramatrization model to fit the transverse mass spectra.. Numerical values supplied by J Klay.. This part (2) covers the data at 4 GeV/nucleon. Brookhaven-AGS. Measuerment of the spectra of charged pions over nearly full rapidity coverage from target to beam rapidity in the centrality range 0-5pct in AU-AU collisions at beam energies from 2 to 8 A GeV/nucleon. The rapidity densities are extracted using a thermal paramatrization model to fit the transverse mass spectra.. Numerical values supplied by J Klay.. This part (3) covers the data at 6.0 GeV/nucleon. Brookhaven-AGS. Measuerment of the spectra of charged pions over nearly full rapidity coverage from target to beam rapidity in the centrality range 0-5pct in AU-AU collisions at beam energies from 2 to 8 A GeV/nucleon. The rapidity densities are extracted using a thermal paramatrization model to fit the transverse mass spectra.. Numerical values supplied by J Klay.. This part (4) covers the data at 8.0 GeV/nucleon. Brookhaven-AGS. Measurement of the spectra of charged pions over nearly full rapidity coverage from target to beam rapidity in the centrality range 0-5pct in AU-AU collisions at beam energies from 2 to 8 A GeV/nucleon. The rapidity densities are extracted using a thermal paramatrization model to fit the transverse mass spectra.. Numerical values supplied by J Klay.. This part (5) covers the data Rapidiy density data.


Nuclear Instruments and Methods | 1975

Improved predictions of neutron detection efficiency resulting from new measurements of 12C(n,p) and 12C(n,d) reactions at 56 MeV☆

M.W. McNaughton; N.S.P. King; F.P. Brady; J.L. Ullman

A facility for studies of neutron-induced reactions has been built at the upgraded Gustaf Werner cyclotron of the The Svedberg Laboratory, Uppsala, Sweden. Well-collimated, monoenergetic neutron beams are produced with a fairly long distance between the neutron source and the reaction target, to reduce background radiation. A magnetic spectrometer with large angular and momentum acceptance has been constructed to allow measurements of energy and angular distributions of light ions produced in neutron-induced reactions. Initially, studies will be undertaken of isovector monopole and Gamow-Teller resonances, induced by the (n,p) reaction in various nuclei. The performance is illustrated in a measurement of the doubly differential cross section of the 12C(n,p)12B reaction at 100 MeV.


Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 2003

The forward time projection chamber in STAR

K. Ackermann; F. Bieser; F.P. Brady; D. Cebra; James E. Draper; V. Eckardt; T. Eggert; H. Fessler; K.J. Foley; V. Ghazikhanian; T. J. Hallman; M. Heffner; H. Hümmler; J. Klay; S. R. Klein; A. Lebedev; M. J. Levine; T. Ljubicic; G Lo Curto; R. S. Longacre; M. Oldenburg; H. G. Ritter; J. L. Romero; N. Schmitz; A. Schüttauf; J. Seyboth; P. Seyboth; M. Vidal; C. Whitten; E. Yamamoto

Rapidity distributions of protons from central


Nuclear Instruments and Methods | 1970

A medium-energy neutron facility

J.A. Jungerman; F.P. Brady

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J. L. Romero

University of California

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D. Cebra

University of California

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J. L. Chance

University of California

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D. Keane

Kent State University

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J. C. Kintner

University of California

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F. Bieser

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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