Abstract

We examine the validity of the model wave functions used in the extended Serber model for 4He, 7Li, 12C, and 20Ne projectiles. It is shown that with a properly chosen truncation radius, truncated Yukawa wave functions reproduce the cluster momentum distributions obtained with microscopic wave functions. Thus, the basic concept, i.e., the quasi-free stripping mechanism involved in the original Serber model has been extended to complex projectiles. Applications of the extended Serber model to formation of beam-velocity fragments are presented, including 22Ne induced reactions at 20 MeV/nucleon and the bombarding energy dependence of the momentum width in 20Ne- and 14N-induced reactions. The complexity of the peripheral nucleus-nucleus collisions in the Fermi energy domain is discussed.

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