Establishes chi^2-dissipation identities, spectral decomposition of Lyapunov functions, and explicit KL convergence factors for Blahut-Arimoto dynamics.
Imaging Sources with Fast and Slow Emission Components
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We investigate two-proton correlation functions for reactions in which fast dynamical and slow evaporative proton emission are both present. In such cases, the width of the correlation peak provides the most reliable information about the source size of the fast dynamical component. The maximum of the correlation function is sensitive to the relative yields from the slow and fast emission components. Numerically inverting the correlation function allows one to accurately disentangle fast dynamical from slow evaporative emission and extract details of the shape of the two-proton source.
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Proton emitting source size is amplified by 24% in neutron-rich versus neutron-deficient tin collisions, revealing a beyond-mean-field short-range n-p correlation effect.
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Relaxation Kernel, Spectral Dissipation, and Global Convergence of Blahut--Arimoto Dynamics
Establishes chi^2-dissipation identities, spectral decomposition of Lyapunov functions, and explicit KL convergence factors for Blahut-Arimoto dynamics.
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Large amplification of the isospin-dependence of proton emitting source size in radioactive heavy-ion collisions: a signal of n-p correlation
Proton emitting source size is amplified by 24% in neutron-rich versus neutron-deficient tin collisions, revealing a beyond-mean-field short-range n-p correlation effect.