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Nuclear stopping from 0.09A to 1.93A GeV and its correlation to flow
W Reisdorf ; A Andronic ; A Gobbi ; O N Hartmann ; N Herrmann ; K D Hildenbr ; Y J Kim ; M Kirejczyk ; P Koczo? ; T Kress ; Y Leifels ; A Schüttauf ; Z Tymi?ski ; Z G Xiao ; J P Alard ; V Barret ; Z Basrak ; N Bastid ; M L Benabderrahmane ; R Caplar ; P Crochet ; P Dupieux ; M Dzelalija ; Z Fodor ; Y Grishkin ; B Hong ; J Kecskemeti ; M Korolija ; R Kotte ; A Lebedev ; X Lopez ; M Merschmeyer ; J Mösner ; W Neubert ; D Pelte ; M Petrovici ; F Rami ; B de Schauenburg ; Z Seres ; B Sikora ; K S Sim ; V Simion ; K Siwek-Wilczy?ska ; V Smolyankin ; M Stockmeier ; G Stoicea ; P Wagner ; K Wi?niewski ; D Wohlfarth ; I Yushmanov ; A Zhilin ; ;
Date:	11 Jun 2004
Journal:	Phys Rev Lett, 92 (23), 232301
Abstract:	We present a complete systematics (excitation functions and system-size dependences) of global stopping and side flow for heavy ion reactions in the energy range between 0.09A and 1.93A GeV. For the heaviest system, Au+Au, we observe a plateau of maximal stopping extending from about 0.2A to 0.8A GeV with a fast drop on both sides. The degree of stopping, which is shown to remain significantly below the expectations of a full stopping scenario, is found to be highly correlated to the amount of side flow.
Source:	PubMed, pmid15245151
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