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Book SynopsisThis conference brought together leading experts on the topic of nuclear dynamics. The focus was on the interaction between experimentalists and theorists. Special attention was given to working out unifying concepts between different energy regimes — from the Coulomb barrier to the ultra-relativistic RHIC domain. The proceedings reflect those efforts.
Table of ContentsDissipation and the population of compound nuclei, O. Thoennessen; excitation of rotational states in deformed nucleus collisions, C.Vogel; damping of collective nuclear vibrations in a memory-dependent transport model, S.Ayik; projectile breakup at 35 and 50 MeV/Nucleon, P.Gonthier; intermediate mass fragment production in 50 MeV/A Xe-induced reactions G.Peaslee; the decline of multifragmentaion, W.Friedman; the disappearance of flow, G.Westfall; intermediate mass fragments from intermediate energy nuclear reactions, D.Fields; the decay of hot nuclei formed in La-induced reactions, B.Libby; intermittency in nuclear fragmentation, A.DeAngelis; something about quantum chaos, M.Baranger; relativistic description of intermediate energy heavy-ion reactions, G.Q.Li; heavy ion excitation of giant resonances, C.Bertulani; new mode of excitations in halo nuclei, H.Sagawa; photons and neutral mesons in relativistic heavy ion collisions - first results with TAPS, W.Kuehn; particle production at high transverse momentum in relativistic heavy-ion colisions, S.Steadman; the STAR experiment at RHIC, J.Harris; relativistic heavy ion collisions and lattice strings, E.Remler; hadronic properties in dense nuclear matter, U.Mosel; clasical hadrodynamics for extended nucleons, J.R.Nix. (Part contents)
