Scaling Nature of Target Fragments in the 28Si-Emulsion Interaction at an Energy of 14.6A GeV
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe58.10.0944Keywords:
scaled factorial moments, multifractal moments, quark-gluon plasma, hadronsAbstract
An attempt has been made to study the fractal behavior of the experimental data on nuclear fragments obtained from 28Si-Emulsion collisions at 14.6A GeV. The whole analysis is performed by using two different methods, namely the methods of scaled factorial moments (SFMs), Fq; and multifractal moments, Gq: We have found that the present data reflect a multifractal geometry for nuclear fragments along with the Monte Carlo events (simulated events). Finally, some evidences of non-thermal phase transitions and the scaling law nature of SFMs have been studied.
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