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Kinematical boundaries for hypothetically selected subprocesses of the interaction between N b nucleons of the projectile nucleus of energy 2.0 GeV per nucleon and Nt target nucleons.
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The spectra of photons produced in the interaction between carbon ions of kinetic energy 2.0 and 3.2 GeV per nucleon and beryllium nuclei were measured at the FLINT facility by means of electromagnetic calorimeters that is deployed at the accelerator of the Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics (ITEP, Moscow). The spectra in question w...
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... order to give a clear idea of the kinematical region in which we measured photon spectra, the kinematical boundaries (the highest possible photon energies at a given emission angle) are presented in Fig. 7 for hypothetically selected subprocesses of the interaction between N b nucleons belonging to a projectile nucleus of kinetic energy 2.0 GeV per nucleon and N t target nucleons (the motion of the chosen nucleon groups within the nuclei involved is not considered). The upper boundary of the measured spectra as a function of the photon ...
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