in 124Sn,107Sn + 120Sn collisions at 600 MeV/nucleon

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in 124Sn,107Sn + 120Sn collisions at 600 MeV/nucleon Dynamical properties and secondary decay effects of projectile fragmentations in 124Sn,107Sn + 120Sn collisions at 600 MeV/nucleon Jun Su Sino-French Institure of Nuclear Engineering & Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Zhuhai 519082, China. E-mail: sujun3@mail.sysu.edu.cn 2018

Outline Introduction Theoretical framework Results

Nuclear Phase Transition Atomic Polymer Classics, Quantum Materials Phase transitions in finite systems have attracted much attention in many different fields of physics.

Phase Transition in nuclear matter molecular force:Van-der-Waals type, attraction but repulsive core nuclear force:attraction but repulsive core ? The liquid-gas phase transition is expected to occur in the highly excited nuclei, due to the Van-der-Waals type of the nuclear force.

Phase Transition in finite nuclei and its relation to fragmentation Caloric curve Power law Bimodality Campi scatter … Many efforts have been devoted to explore the signals of the phase transition in the nuclear fragmentation. B. Borderie and M.F. Rivet , Prog. Part. Nucl. Phys. 61 (2008) 551 J. Su, et al., Physics Letters B 782 (2018) 682–687

at hundreds of MeV/nucl. Fragmentation modes Fragmentation Central HICs near Fermi energy Peripheral HIC at hundreds of MeV/nucl. Spallation at GeV … Same: Intermediate-mass fragments Deference: Dissipation of incident kinetic energy Temperature of the fragmenting source Breakup mechanisms Isospin dynamics A large diversity of fragmentation modes has been observed in several types of nuclear reactions Physical Review Letters 75 (6) (1995) 1040 Physical Review C 67 (6) (2003) 064613 Physical Review C 70 (5) (2004) 054607

Theoretical framework IQMD: describe formation of the hot fragments. GEMINI: simulate the light-particle evaporation of the hot fragments

IQMD model Density in phase space time evolution Hamiltonian Nucleon-nucleon collisions Pauli blocking Code version: IQMD-BNU (Beijing Normal University)

GEMINI code Decay modes light-particle evaporation symmetric fission asymmetric fission  IMFs …… Only light-particle evaporation is allowed in this work. The partial decay widths are taken from the Hauser-Feshbach formalism

Emphasis of the model Phase-space density constraint (PSDC) is significant to describe the IMFs Stop IQMD evolution until the excitation energy is less than a special value Estop Only light-particle evaporation is allowed in GEMINI Switching time depends on the excitation energy lower than Estop ~ 3 MeV/u Describe the emission of IMFs dynamically (PSDC is significant) Secondary decay of IMFs statistically t Hot and equilibrium system excited pre-fragments final products de-excitation Multifragmentation Isospin-dependent Quantum Molecular Dynamics model statistical decay model (GEMINI)

Results Properties of projectile spectator Influence of secondary decay on fragmentation observables Isospin dependence Different break-up mechanism in Central HICs near Fermi energy, Peripheral HIC at hundreds of MeV/nucl., Spallation at GeV

Properties of projectile spectator At any time during the reaction process, fragments can be recognized by a minimum spanning tree (MST) algorithm, in which nucleons with small relative distance of coordinate and momentum belong to a fragment The excitation energy of the fragments can be calculated The MST algorithm is unable to distinguish the onset of the equilibrated projectile spectator.

The ratio of parallel to transverse quantities is further used to distinguish the equilibrated projectile spectator: After the projectile spectator is separated from the participant region, its value of RE decreases and gets close to 1. Considering the observed fluctuation, the projectile spectator with a value of 0.9 < RE < 1.2 is regarded as equilibrated.

The correlations between the mass and the excitation energy of the equilibrated projectile spectator 124Sn+120Sn @600 MeV/nucl.

107Sn+120Sn@600MeV/nucl. b = 5 fm The timescale: 50 fm/c for the interaction between projectile and target ~100 fm/c for isospin diffusion [Eur. Phys. J. A 50, 33 (2014)] ~1000 fm/c for isospin drift [Phys. Rev. C 87, 061601 (2013)] Thus the isospin diffusion will take place in the formation of the projectile spectator especially for small impact parameter.

N/Zgas > N/Zliquid 107Sn+120Sn@600MeV/nucl. b = 5 fm The timescale: 50 fm/c for the interaction between projectile and target ~100 fm/c for isospin diffusion [Eur. Phys. J. A 50, 33 (2014)] ~1000 fm/c for isospin drift [Phys. Rev. C 87, 061601 (2013)] The isospin drift (fractionation) will take place in the fragmenting process.

Isospin dependence The sequential decay reduce the neutron to proton ratio of the fragments. weakens the symmetry energy dependence of the observable ⟨N⟩/Z.

The ratio between yields of mirror nuclei is isospin observable. However, there are sequential decay effects. 7Li/7Be 11B/11C 3H/3He

The ratio between yields of mirror nuclei is isospin observable. However, there are sequential decay effects. As a result of the small binding energy difference, the yield ratio between tritium and helium-3 is slightly distorted from the secondary decay.

Two robust isospin observables: yield ratio of the mirror nuclei 3H/3He, double ratio of this quantity formed with two projectile fragmentations with different isospin asymmetry The suggested isospin observables are more robust for the peripheral collisions. It is beneficial to obtain high precision data.

Break-up mechanism 90Zr+p@2000MeV/nucl. 48Ti+48Ti@30MeV/nucl. 120Sn+120Sn@600MeV/nucl. b = 8 fm 90Zr+p@2000MeV/nucl. b = 0 fm 48Ti+48Ti@30MeV/nucl. b = 0 fm

The dynamics track in E-ρ diagram of the projectile center Central collision: compression and heating at the beginning of the collision, and then the expansion and cooling by the light particle emission. Projectile fragmentation: The cooling stage accompanies with the expansion, but the ending is far from the spinodal region. Spallation: heating and cooling

Conclusions IQMD+GEMINI model with phase-space density constraint stop dynamics evolution until the excitation energy is less than a special value Estop only light-particle evaporation is allowed in GEMINI can able to reproduce the main features of projectile fragmentation. Two robust isospin observables: yield ratio of the mirror nuclei 3H/3He, double ratio of this quantity formed with two projectile projectile fragmentations with different isospin asymmetry

Cooperators W. Trautmann, GSI Feng-Shou Zhang, BNU Wen-Jie Xie,Yuncheng U Long Zhu, SYSU Chenchen Guo

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