Seminar

Thursday, May 16, 2024
11:00
MLIT Room 310

Seminar of the scientific department of computational physics

Seminar program:

  1. V. Uzhinsky, A. Galoyan (VBLHEP JINR)

    Is there diffraction dissociation of nuclear nucleons in nucleus-nucleus interactions

    Abstract:

    A new algorithm of accounting of the diffraction dissociation of nucleons in nucleus-nucleus interactions is proposed. A good description of the BMN collaboration data on π+ meson production in Ar – nucleus interactions has been reached, though there are left some problems.


  2. A. Galoyan, Ribon Alberto (CERN), V. Uzhinsky

    Towards understanding of K0s meson production in hadronic interactions

    Abstract:

    It is shown that the recent data by the NA61/SHINE collaboration on K0s meson production in pp interactions at Plab= 31, 40, 80 and 158 GeV/c are well described by the Geant4 FTF model without any tuning of the model parameters.


  3. E. Zemlyanaya, K. Lukyanov, V. Lukyanov (BLTP JINR) , Yu. Penionzhkevich (FLNR JINR) , Yu. Sobolev(FLNR JINR) , S. Stukalov(FLNR JINR)

    Microscopic analysis of elastic scattering and transfer reaction in the 7Li+10B collision at energy 58 MeV

    Abstract:

    Analysis of cross sections of the 7Li+10B elastic scattering and the transfer reaction 7Li+10B → 6Li+11B at the beam energy Elab = 58 MeV is carried out by using the microscopic optical potential and the DWBA approach. The results are discussed in comparison with experimental data obtained in 2023 at the U-400 cyclotron in FLNR JINR.


  4. T. Mikhailova, B. Erdemchimeg (FLNR JINR)

    Target Dependence jf the Isotope Distributions in Heavy-Ion Reactions at Fermi Energies

    Abstract:

    In this report the experimental ratio of cross-sections obtained in the reactions on heavy 181Ta and light 9Be targets in the collision with projectile 18O at 35 MeV per nucleon is compared with the predictions of transport-statistical approach BNV-SMM and several frequently used models. The difference in the model results is discussed.


  5. Information on the seminar is available at Indico.