Ядерна фізика та енергетика Nuclear Physics and Atomic Energy   ISSN: 1818-331X (Print), 2074-0565 (Online)   Publisher: Institute for Nuclear Research of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine   Languages: Ukrainian, English, Russian   Periodicity: 4 times per year   Open access peer reviewed journal

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Abstract: It is shown that the exponential decrease of the energy spectra of fragments with energy growing, which does not depend on the type of fragments, targets, projectiles and their energies, and which sometimes is accompanied by slight oscillations, can be explained by the phenomenon of time resonances. These time resonances correspond to decay of intermediate excited nuclear composite system. Inclusive spectra for р and ³Не in high-energy nuclear reactions ²⁰Ne + U → p + Х (2.1 GeV/nucleon) and ²⁰Ne + U → ³Не + Х’ (2.1 GеV/nucleon) are calculated.

Keywords: exponential decreasing of the inclusive spectra, time resonances, non-exponential decay of stable nuclear clots.

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