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production in collisions
We have analyzed the data on production in proton-nucleus ()
collisions, available from the NA50 Collaboration in the SPS energy domain. The
investigated data sets include the absolute production cross sections as well
as -to-Drell Yan (DY) cross section ratios. An adapted version of two
component QVZ model has been employed to calculate production cross
sections. For both and DY production, nuclear modifications to the free
nucleon structure functions are taken into account. For , final state
interaction of the produced pairs with the nuclear medium is also
taken into account, in accordance with the previously analyzed data. A
satisfactory description of the data in collisions is obtained. Model
calculations are extrapolated to low energy regime to predict the
suppression in proton induced collisions at near threshold energies.Comment: 6 pages, 14 figures. Extensively revised, new figures adde
Quadrupole deformation in -hypernuclei
Shapes of light normal nuclei and -hypernuclei are investigated
using relativistic mean field approach. The FSUGold parametrization is used for
this purpose. The addition of a is found to change the shape of the
energy surface towards prolate. The deformation in a -hypernucleus,
when the hyperon is in the first excited state, is also discussed. The effect
of the inclusion of the hyperon on the nuclear radius is generally small with
one exception
QCD phase transition in rotaing neutron star, Neutrino beaming and Gamma-ray bursters
We have studied the emission of neutrinos from a rotating hybrid star. We
find that the emission is predominantly confined to a very small angle,
provided the core of the star is in a mixed phase of quarks and hadrons and the
size of such a mixed phase is small. Annihilation of neutrinos to produce gamma
rays has been discussed. The estimated duration of the burst is found to be
within the observational range.Comment: Modified manuscript with 9 pages including 3 ps figures, Accepted for
publication in Phys. Lett.
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