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Adaptation visuomotrice et représentations corporelles: de la négligence au syndrome douloureux régional complexe: visuo-motor adaptation and bodily representations: from neglect to complex regional pain syndrome
Isotopic and velocity distributions of Bi produced in charge-pickup reactions of 208Pb at 1 A GeV
Isotopically resolved cross sections and velocity distributions have been
measured in charge-pickup reactions of 1 A GeV 208Pb with proton, deuterium and
titanium target. The total and partial charge-pickup cross sections in the
reactions 208Pb + 1H and 208Pb + 2H are measured to be the same in the limits
of the error bars. A weak increase in the total charge-pickup cross section is
seen in the reaction of 208Pb with the titanium target. The measured velocity
distributions show different contributions - quasi-elastic scattering and
Delta-resonance excitation - to the charge-pickup production. Data on total and
partial charge-pickup cross sections from these three reactions are compared
with other existing data and also with model calculations based on the coupling
of different intra-nuclear cascade codes and an evaporation code.Comment: 20 pages, 12 figures, background information on
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Bricolage as Survival, Growth and Transformation:the Role of Patchworking in the Social Agency of Migrant Entrepreneurs
This article examines the patch-working strategies of migrant entrepreneurs as a form of social agency. âPatch-workingâ â the reliance on supplementary forms of income to support business activity â is often seen as a means of cushioning the financial vulnerability of small firms. However, the mechanisms and forms that patch-working takes tend to be overlooked. Evidence from 42 West Midlandsâ firms shows that, despite the highly constrained operating environment, the exercise of social agency can help to cushion against disadvantage and to rework their current conditions through patch-working. This allows for business growth, and even transformational growth in some cases, rather than sheer survival. Even so, our findings show that the agency of migrant entrepreneurs brings about only minor improvements in revenue and is certainly not capable of fundamentally changing either the nature of the sector or the structure of the labour market in which they are embedded
Properties of projectile-fragments in the Ar + Al reaction at 44 A MeV. Comparison with a multisequential decay model
GANIL-EXPResults on projectile fragmentâfragment coincidences in the forward direction and for the reaction 40Ar + 27Al at 44 A MeV are presented and compared with the predictions of two different entrance channel models, a two-body and a three-body mechanism both followed by a binary multisequential decay including fission. This analysis shows that many features of the projectile decay products are well accounted for by the binary multisequential decay model. However the results depend critically upon the initial masses and excitation energies of the primary projectile fragments. In this respect, the three-body approach underestimates the excitation energy imparted to the primary fragments whereas the two-body scenario overestimates it. The present data put strong constraints on the initial excitation energy imparted to the primary fragments which appears to be intermediate between the predictions of the two models
Measurement of nuclide cross-sections of spallation residues in 1 A GeV 238U + proton collisions
The production of heavy nuclides from the spallation-evaporation reaction of
238U induced by 1 GeV protons was studied in inverse kinematics. The
evaporation residues from tungsten to uranium were identified in-flight in mass
and atomic number. Their production cross-sections and their momentum
distributions were determined. The data are compared with empirical
systematics. A comparison with previous results from the spallation of 208Pb
and 197Au reveals the strong influence of fission in the spallation of 238U.Comment: 20 pages, 10 figures, background information at
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Transition from participant to spectator fragmentation in Au+Au reaction between 60 AMeV and 150 AMeV
Using the quantum molecular dynamics approach, we analyze the results of the
recent INDRA Au+Au experiments at GSI in the energy range between 60 AMeV and
150 AMeV. It turns out that in this energy region the transition toward a
participant-spectator scenario takes place. The large Au+Au system displays in
the simulations as in the experiment simultaneously dynamical and statistical
behavior which we analyze in detail: The composition of fragments close to
midrapidity follows statistical laws and the system shows bi-modality, i.e. a
sudden transition between different fragmentation pattern as a function of the
centrality as expected for a phase transition. The fragment spectra at small
and large rapidities, on the other hand, are determined by dynamics and the
system as a whole does not come to equilibrium, an observation which is
confirmed by FOPI experiments for the same system.Comment: published versio
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Cross-sections of spallation residues produced in 1.A GeV 208Pb on proton reactions
Spallation residues produced in 1 GeV per nucleon Pb on proton
reactions have been studied using the FRagment Separator facility at GSI.
Isotopic produc- tion cross-sections of elements from Pm to Pb
have been measured down to 0.1 mb with a high accuracy. The recoil kinetic
energies of the produced fragments were also determined. The obtained
cross-sections agree with most of the few existing gamma-spectroscopy data.
Data are compared with different intra nuclear-cascade and evaporation-fission
models. Drastic deviations were found for a standard code used in technical
applications.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figures, accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. Lett.
Revised version May 12, 200
Light charged particle and neutron velocity spectra in coincidence with projectile fragments in the reaction 40Ar(44 A.MeV)+27Al
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