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Progress of Theoretical Physics Supplement No. 140
Frontiers of Nuclear Collision Dynamics
Proceedings of the 14th Nishinomiya Yukawa Memorial Symposium
Edited by T. Hatsuda, H. Horiuchi and I. Tanihata
The great variety of active research frontiers is a characteristic
feature of present day nuclear physics. The research being conducted in
each frontier field is closely related to the study of
the distinctive nuclear collision dynamics found in that field.
The 14th Nishinomiya-Yukawa Memorial Symposium (Nishinomiya,
November 18-19, 1999) was designed for the purpose of bringing together
world experts, both theoretical and experimental, to review
recent developments and consider future prospects in various frontiers
of nuclear collision dynamics, ranging over a wide energy
region from a few keV to several hundred GeV per nucleon.
This Supplement volume contains all the lectures presented
at the symposium. The lectures are on theoretical and
experimental subjects, including astrophysical nuclear reactions,
synthesis of super-heavy elements, molecular resonance reactions,
reactions of unstable nuclei, the microscopic description of
low-energy nuclear collisions, multifragmentation in nucleus-nucleus
collisions in the medium energy region, and quark-gluon plasma in ultra
high energy nuclear collisions.
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