L. Qin
Texas A&M University
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Physical Review C | 2002
J. B. Natowitz; R. Wada; K. Hagel; T. Keutgen; M. Murray; A. Makeev; L. Qin; P. Smith; C. Hamilton
Data from a number of different experimental measurements are used to construct caloric curves for five different regions of nuclear mass. These curves are qualitatively similar, and exhibit plateaus at the higher excitation energies. The limiting temperatures represented by the plateaus decrease with increasing nuclear mass, and are in very good agreement with results of recent calculations employing either a chiral symmetry model or the Gogny interaction. This agreement strongly favors a soft equation of state. Evidence is presented which suggests that critical excitation energies and critical temperatures might be determined from caloric curve measurements when the mass variations inherent in such measurements are taken into account.
Physical Review C | 2007
S. Kowalski; J. B. Natowitz; S. Shlomo; R. Wada; K. Hagel; J. S. Wang; T. Materna; Z. Chen; Yu-Gang Ma; L. Qin; A. S. Botvina; Daniela Fabris; M. Lunardon; S. Moretto; G. Nebbia; S. Pesente; V. Rizzi; G. Viesti; M. Cinausero; G. Prete; Thomas Keutgen; Youssef El Masri; Z. Majka; Akira Ono
Experimental analyses of moderate-temperature nuclear gases produced in the violent collisions of 35 MeV/nucleon Zn-64 projectiles with Mo-92 and Au-197 target nuclei reveal a large degree of alpha particle clustering at low densities. For these gases, temperature- and density-dependent symmetry energy coefficients have been derived from isoscaling analyses of the yields of nuclei with A <= 4. At densities of 0.01 to 0.05 times the ground-state density of symmetric nuclear matter, the temperature- and density-dependent symmetry energies range from 9.03 to 13.6 MeV. This is much larger than those obtained in mean-field calculations and reflects the clusterization of low-density nuclear matter. The results are in quite reasonable agreement with calculated values obtained with a recently proposed virial equation of state calculation.
Physical Review C | 2005
Yu-Gang Ma; J. B. Natowitz; R. Wada; K. Hagel; J. S. Wang; Th. Keutgen; Z. Majka; M. Murray; L. Qin; P. Smith; R. Alfaro; J. Cibor; M. Cinausero; Y. El Masri; Daniela Fabris; E. Fioretto; A. L. Keksis; M. Lunardon; A. Makeev; N. Marie; E. Martin; A. Martinez-Davalos; A. Menchaca-Rocha; G. Nebbia; G. Prete; V. Rizzi; A. Ruangma; D. V. Shetty; G. A. Souliotis; P. Staszel
An extensive experimental survey of the features of the disassembly of a small quasi-projectile system with
Physical Review C | 2004
R. Wada; Th. Keutgen; K. Hagel; Yu-Gang Ma; J. S. Wang; M. Murray; L. Qin; P. Smith; J. B. Natowitz; R. Alfarro; J. Cibor; M. Cinausero; Y. El Masri; Daniela Fabris; E. Fioretto; A. L. Keksis; S. Kowalski; M. Lunardon; A. Makeev; N. Marie; E. Martin; Z. Majka; A. Martinez-Davalos; A. Menchaca-Rocha; G. Nebbia; G. Prete; V. Rizzi; A. Ruangma; D. V. Shetty; G. A. Souliotis
A sim
Physical Review C | 2002
J. B. Natowitz; K. Hagel; Yu-Gang Ma; M. Murray; L. Qin; S. Shlomo; R. Wada; J.S. Wang
36, produced in the reactions of 47 MeV/nucleon
Physical Review C | 2010
M. Huang; A. Bonasera; Z. Chen; R. Wada; K. Hagel; J. B. Natowitz; P. K. Sahu; L. Qin; Thomas Keutgen; S. Kowalski; T. Materna; J. Wang; M. Barbui; C. Bottosso; M. R. D. Rodrigues
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Physical Review C | 2009
S. Shlomo; G. Röpke; J. B. Natowitz; L. Qin; K. Hagel; R. Wada; A. Bonasera
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Physical Review C | 2005
J. S. Wang; R. Wada; Th. Keutgen; K. Hagel; Yu-Gang Ma; M. Murray; L. Qin; A. S. Botvina; S. Kowalski; T. Materna; J. B. Natowitz; R. Alfarro; J. Cibor; M. Cinausero; Y. El Masri; Daniela Fabris; E. Fioretto; A. L. Keksis; M. Lunardon; A. Makeev; N. Marie; E. Martin; Z. Majka; A. Martinez-Davalos; A. Menchaca-Rocha; G. Nebbia; G. Prete; V. Rizzi; A. Ruangma; D. V. Shetty
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Physical Review C | 2005
J. S. Wang; Th. Keutgen; R. Wada; K. Hagel; Yu-Gang Ma; M. Murray; L. Qin; P. Smith; J. B. Natowitz; R. Alfaro; J. Cibor; A. S. Botvina; M. Cinausero; Y. El Masri; Daniela Fabris; A. L. Keksis; S. Kowalski; M. Lunardon; A. Makeev; N. Marie; E. Martin; Z. Majka; A. Martinez-Davalos; A. Menchaca-Rocha; G. Nebbia; S. Moretto; G. Prete; V. Rizzi; A. Ruangma; D. V. Shetty
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International Journal of Modern Physics E-nuclear Physics | 2010
L. Qin; K. Hagel; R. Wada; Z. Chen; M. Huang; S. Kowalski; C. Bottosso; S. Shlomo; M. Barbui; A. Bonasera; M. R. D. Rodrigues; J. B. Natowitz; G. Roepke; Daniela Fabris; M. Lunardon; S. Moretto; G. Nebbia; S. Pesente; G. Viesti; M. Cinausero; G. Prete; V. Rizzi; Thomas Keutgen; Youssef El Masri; Z. Majka
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