Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of GiBUU_Code_history

Timestamp:

May 15, 2010, 6:17:04 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

mosel

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GiBUU_Code_history

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 the new code. Gaitanos and Larionov implemented another, relativistic version of the mean field and joined the code with a statistical method to describe fragment formation and decay. 
 
-On the physics side O. Buss showed that the observed in-medium changes of the 2 pi strength could be well explained by a state-of-the-art treatment of final state interactions as they were possible now with the GiBUU code. He also published very detailed results on pion-nucleus interactions. Kai Gallmeister, on the high-energy side, went on to extract prehadronic interactions from a detailed comparison with the EMC and HERMES experiments and Tina Leitner obtained the first reliable results on neutrino-nucleus reactions, both for inclusive and exclusive reactions. Recently, '''Olga Lalakulich''' (Russia) joined this neutrino activity, concentrating on a good treatment of background terms in the pion-production channel. At the same time, '''Murat Kaskulov''' (Russia) worked with the code on an analysis of nuclear transparency measured at JLAB, with an eye on color transparency.
+On the physics side O. Buss showed that the observed in-medium changes of the 2 pi strength could be well explained by a state-of-the-art treatment of final state interactions as they were possible now with the GiBUU code. He also published very detailed results on pion-nucleus interactions. Kai Gallmeister, on the high-energy side, went on to extract prehadronic interactions from a detailed comparison with the EMC and HERMES experiments and Tina Leitner obtained the first reliable results on neutrino-nucleus reactions, both for inclusive and exclusive reactions. Recently, '''Olga Lalakulich''' (Russia) joined this neutrino activity, concentrating on a good treatment of background terms in the pion-production channel. At the same time, '''Murat Kaskulov''' (Russia) worked with the code on an analysis of nuclear transparency measured at JLAB, with an eye on color transparency. Most recently, '''Ivan Lappo-Danilevsky''' used GiBUU to investigate scaling in the total cross sections for interactions of leptons with nuclei.