Brag Absorption Simulations

From: Marco Germinario (germina@hilux03.nbi.dk)
Date: Sat Apr 19 2003 - 18:15:03 EDT

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    Hi,
    I just wanted to inform that I made some BRAG simulations to calculate the
    momentum dependent correction for protons and deuterons absorption at 90
    and 35 degrees. I needed them to correct the proton and deuteron spectra 
    before to
    calculate the coalescence parameter B2 (for my master thesis), and maybe
    they could be useful for some of you.
    I used the option 'hadr = 4' for protons. Since the same
    option didn't work for deuterons (the ratio was 1 in all the momentum 
    range), after
    consulting with Peter i used the option 'hadr =2' which gave reasonable
    results. The plots can be seen at
    
    http://www.nbi.dk/~germina/brag/
    
    Deuteron absorption correction at 90 deg. appears to be consistent with
    the protons one, being ca. the double for momentum bigger than one.
    
    Now I miss absorption calculation for antideuterons. As you know know BRAG
    doesn't have antideuterons. So,since i use deuterons with momentum larger
    than one, I was thinking to use the double of the correction for
    anti-protons as reasonable approximation.
    Thanks
    Marco
    
    
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