Comment on the A dependence of quasielastic deuteron knockout from nuclei

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2009
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Abstract
The A dependence recently measured in an experiment of our group in full kinematics for quasielastic deuteron knockout by pions revealed that the effective number of quasideuterons in a nucleus is independent of its atomic number. This result differs strongly from the A dependence measured in experiments that studied quasielastic inclusive deuteron knockout by protons, in which case one observes an A 0.33 power-law dependence. Calculations performed on the basis of a simple deuteron-knockout model show that stronger absorptive effects in measurements under conditions of full kinematics may indeed lead to this change in the A dependence.
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Authors B. M. Abramov;Yu. A. Borodin;S. A. Bulychjov;I. A. Dukhovskoi;A. P. Krutenkova;V. V. Kulikov;M. A. Martemianov;M. A. Matsuk;E. N. Turdakina;B. M. Abramov;Yu. A. Borodin;S. A. Bulychjov;I. A. Dukhovskoi;A. P. Krutenkova;V. V. Kulikov;M. A. Martemianov;M. A. Matsuk;E. N. Turdakina;
Journal physics of atomic nuclei
Year 2009
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doi:10.1134/S1063778808120168
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063778808120168
Keywords
particle and nuclear physics

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