Classical and Quantum Mechanical Aspects of Heavy Ion Collisions Symposium held at the Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik, Heidelberg, Germany, October 2–5, 1974 / [electronic resource] :
edited by Hanns Ludwig Harney, Peter Braun-Munzinger, Claus Konrad Gelbke.
- Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1975.
- VII, 315 p. online resource.
- Lecture Notes in Physics, 33 0075-8450 ; .
- Lecture Notes in Physics, 33 .
Folded potentials for the description of heavy ion elastic scattering and transfer reactions -- Semi-microscopic approach to the imaginary part of the heavy ion optical potential -- Fusion barriers -- Use of semiclassical quantities in transfer reactions -- Oscillations in the angular distributions of heavy-ion transfer reactions -- Semi-classical description of elastic and inelastic heavy ion scattering -- Wave mechanical aspects of heavy ion collisions -- Surface waves and surface resonances in heavy-ion reactions -- Two-step processes -- Approaches to the interpretation of heavy ion transfer reactions at high energies -- The analysis of high energy heavy-ion transfer reactions -- Friction model for heavy-ion collisions and its application to heavy ion fusion and deep inelastic reactions -- Fusion and fission induced by heavy ions -- Deep inelastic transfer reactions and the formation of a double nuclear system -- Critical discussion of the concept of critical angular momentum in heavy ion reactions -- Summary.
9783540373131
10.1007/3-540-07025-7 doi
Physics.
Physics.
Physics, general.
QC1-75
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Folded potentials for the description of heavy ion elastic scattering and transfer reactions -- Semi-microscopic approach to the imaginary part of the heavy ion optical potential -- Fusion barriers -- Use of semiclassical quantities in transfer reactions -- Oscillations in the angular distributions of heavy-ion transfer reactions -- Semi-classical description of elastic and inelastic heavy ion scattering -- Wave mechanical aspects of heavy ion collisions -- Surface waves and surface resonances in heavy-ion reactions -- Two-step processes -- Approaches to the interpretation of heavy ion transfer reactions at high energies -- The analysis of high energy heavy-ion transfer reactions -- Friction model for heavy-ion collisions and its application to heavy ion fusion and deep inelastic reactions -- Fusion and fission induced by heavy ions -- Deep inelastic transfer reactions and the formation of a double nuclear system -- Critical discussion of the concept of critical angular momentum in heavy ion reactions -- Summary.
9783540373131
10.1007/3-540-07025-7 doi
Physics.
Physics.
Physics, general.
QC1-75
530