Electromagnetically Induced Nuclear-Charge Pickup Observed in Ultrarelativistic Pb Collisions | Zendy

C. Scheidenberger | Zendy; I. Pshenichnov | Zendy; T. Aumann | Zendy; S. Datz | Zendy; K. Sümmerer | Zendy; J.P. Bondorf | Zendy; D. Boutin | Zendy; H. Geißel | Zendy; P. Grafström | Zendy; H. Knudsen | Zendy; H. F. Krause | Zendy; B. Lommel | Zendy; S.P. Møller | Zendy; G. Münzenberg | Zendy; R. H. Schuch | Zendy; E. Uggerhøj | Zendy; C. R. Vane | Zendy; A. Ventura | Zendy; Zabulon Vilakazi | Zendy; H. Weick | Zendy

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Electromagnetically Induced Nuclear-Charge Pickup Observed in Ultrarelativistic Pb Collisions

Author(s) -

C. Scheidenberger,

I. Pshenichnov,

T. Aumann,

S. Datz,

K. Sümmerer,

J.P. Bondorf,

D. Boutin,

H. Geißel,

P. Grafström,

H. Knudsen,

H. F. Krause,

B. Lommel,

S.P. Møller,

G. Münzenberg,

R. H. Schuch,

E. Uggerhøj,

C. R. Vane,

A. Ventura,

Zabulon Vilakazi,

H. Weick

Publication year - 2002

Publication title -

physical review letters

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 3.688

H-Index - 673

eISSN - 1079-7114

pISSN - 0031-9007

DOI - 10.1103/physrevlett.88.042301

Subject(s) - physics , pickup , charge (physics) , pion , nuclear physics , photon , atomic physics , ion , production (economics) , particle physics , optics , quantum mechanics , artificial intelligence , computer science , image (mathematics) , economics , macroeconomics

A strong increase of inclusive nuclear-charge pickup cross sections, forming 83Bi from 158A GeV 82Pb ions, is observed in comparison to similar measurements at 10.6A GeV. From the dependence of these cross sections on target atomic number, this increase is attributed to the electromagnetic process of pion production by equivalent photons. The observed cross sections can be reproduced quantitatively using the recently developed RELDIS code.

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