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Title of Thesis
NUCLEAR INTERACTION STUDIES OF HIGH ENERGY PARTICLES AND IONS USING DIELECTRIC TRACK DETECTORS |
Author(s)
Muhammad Amjad Farooq |
Institute/University/Department Details
University of the Punjab |
Session
2000 |
Subject
Physics |
Number of Pages
182 |
Keywords (Extracted from title, table of contents and abstract of thesis)
nuclear interaction, high energy particles, heavy ion physics, pion induced fission, elastic scattering, projectile detector reactions, ssntd technique, quasi-elastic scattering, deep-inelastic scattering, sequential fission |
Abstract In this research work the following reactions have been studied using polycarbonate and CR-39 plastic track detector: 1(8.5 MeV/u)132 Xe + Pb {polycarbonate} 2(15.9 MeV/u)197 Au + Bi {CR-39} 3(13.7 MeV/u)238 U + CR-39 4(500MeV/u)п- + Sn, An & Bi {CR-39} 5(672 MeV/u) п + Cu, Sn, Au & Bi {CR-39} 6(1068 MeV/u) п + Cu, Sn, Au & Bi {CR-39} 7(1665 MeV/u) п + Cu, Sn, Au & Bi {CR-39} The reaction products emerging from the above mentioned reactions have been investigated to establish the nuclear reaction mechanisms. In reaction #1 carbonate (C16 H14O3) plastic has been used a solid state nuclear track detector( SSNTD) to detect the reaction products. While in the other reactions( #2 to #7) CR-39 (C12 H18O7) plastic has been used. The partial and total reaction cross section have been obtained using the statistics of different multiplicities of the inelastic events in the exit channels. The total reaction cross section gave been also obtained from the elastic set of data with the help of quarter point angle in the interaction of (8.5 MeV/u)132 Xe ions with Pb atoms and (15.9 MeV/u)197 Au ions with Bi atoms. The complete kinematical analysis has been done in order to investigate the nuclear interactions during the collision of (15.9 MeV/u)197 Au ion with the Bi atoms. The kinematical analysis for these reaction has been done using the internal calibration method. The fission reaction with inverted kinematics was studied using (13.7 MeV/u)238 U ions incident on the constituents of detector atoms (H, C & O). The interaction of high energy negative pions have been studied with different targets in order to understand the pion-nucleus interactions and nuclear decay mechanism at high excitation energies. The pion-nucleus cross have been measured and angular correlation of the fission fragments have also been investigated.
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Contents |
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Introductions |
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1.1 |
Heavy ion physics |
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1.2 |
Pion Induced Fission |
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1.3 |
Dielectric track detectors |
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1.4 |
Historical Review |
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1.5 |
Reference |
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Heavy ion collisions |
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2.1 |
Elastic Scattering |
18 |
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2.2 |
Quasi-Elastic & deep-Inelastic scattering |
24 |
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2.3 |
Sequential Fission |
26 |
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2.4 |
Compound Nucleus and Fusion Reactions |
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2.5 |
References |
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Methodology |
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3.1 |
Experimental Techniques |
30 |
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3.2 |
Particle Identification by SSNTD technique |
44 |
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3.3 |
Reaction cross-section |
51 |
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3.4 |
References |
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Experimental details and data collection |
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4.1 |
Sample preparation, Irradiation and Etching |
63 |
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4.2 |
Uncertainties |
64 |
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4.3 |
Scanning and Measurements |
72 |
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4.4 |
Data Acquisition |
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References |
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Results and discussions |
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5.1 |
Projectile-Target Reactions |
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5.2 |
Projectile detector reactions |
110 |
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5.3 |
Pion Induced Reactions |
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5.4 |
References |
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Summary |
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Acknowledgments |
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