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Momentum dependence of symmetry potential in asymmetric nuclear matter for transport model calculations

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arxiv nucl-th/0212090 v1 pith:4TXULVIK submitted 2002-12-20 nucl-th

C. B. Das (1) , S. Das Gupta (1) , C. Gale (1) , Bao-An Li (2) ((1) McGill University , Montreal , Canada , (2) Arkansas State University , Arkansas
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For transport model simulations of collisions between two nuclei which have $N/Z$ significantly different from unity one needs a one-body potential which is both isospin and momentum dependent. This work provides sets of such potentials.

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