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J. Aichelin et al.
are facing the problem of how to extend the nonrelativistic QMD approach to the
high energy collisions, considered in this study, within a framework which can be
numerically realized.
In order to extend our approach for relativistic energies, we introduce the modified
single-particle Wigner density ˜
f of the the nucleon i
˜
f (r i , p i , r i0 , p i0 , t) =
(9.13)
=
1
π 3 e
−
2
L (r
T
i (t)−r
T
i0 (t))
2 e
−
2γ 2
cm
L (r
L
i (t)−r
L
i0 (t))
2
×e
−
L
2 (p
T
i (t)−p
T
i0 (t))
2 e
−
L
2γ 2
cm
(p
L
i (t)−p
L
i0 (t))
2 ,
which accounts for the Lorentz contraction of the nucleus in the beam z-direction,
in coordinate and momentum space by inclusion of γ cm = 1/
1 − v 2
cm , where v cm
is a velocity of the bombarding nucleon in the initial N N center-of-mass system.
Accordingly, the interaction density (9.6) modifies as
˜
ρ int (r i0 , t) → C
j
1
π L
3/2 γ cm e
−
1
L (r
T
i0 (t)−r
T
j0 (t))
2
×e
−
γ 2
cm
L (r
L
i0 (t)−r
L
j0 (t))
2 .
(9.14)
With these modifications we obtain
˜
H =
i
p
2
i0 + m 2 − m
+
i
˜
V Skyrme (r i0 , t) +
i
˜
V mom (r i0 , p i0 , t),
(9.15)
with
˜
V Skyrme (r i0 , t) = α
˜
ρ int (r i0 , t)
ρ 0
+ β
˜
ρ int (r i0 , t)
ρ 0
γ
,
(9.16)
and
V mom (p i0 , r i0 ) =
j0 =i0
exp
−c
(p i0 − p j0 ) 2
a(p i0 − p j0 )
2
+ b(p i0 − p j0 )
4
×
⎛
⎜
⎝
C
1
π L
3/2 γ cm e
−
1
L (r
T
i0 (t)−r
T
j0 (t))
2 e
−
γ 2
cm
L (r
L
i0 (t)−r
L
j0 (t))
2
ρ 0
⎞
⎟
⎠ ,
(9.17)
with the time evolution equations (9.2).
J. Aichelin et al.
are facing the problem of how to extend the nonrelativistic QMD approach to the
high energy collisions, considered in this study, within a framework which can be
numerically realized.
In order to extend our approach for relativistic energies, we introduce the modified
single-particle Wigner density ˜
f of the the nucleon i
˜
f (r i , p i , r i0 , p i0 , t) =
(9.13)
=
1
π 3 e
−
2
L (r
T
i (t)−r
T
i0 (t))
2 e
−
2γ 2
cm
L (r
L
i (t)−r
L
i0 (t))
2
×e
−
L
2 (p
T
i (t)−p
T
i0 (t))
2 e
−
L
2γ 2
cm
(p
L
i (t)−p
L
i0 (t))
2 ,
which accounts for the Lorentz contraction of the nucleus in the beam z-direction,
in coordinate and momentum space by inclusion of γ cm = 1/
1 − v 2
cm , where v cm
is a velocity of the bombarding nucleon in the initial N N center-of-mass system.
Accordingly, the interaction density (9.6) modifies as
˜
ρ int (r i0 , t) → C
j
1
π L
3/2 γ cm e
−
1
L (r
T
i0 (t)−r
T
j0 (t))
2
×e
−
γ 2
cm
L (r
L
i0 (t)−r
L
j0 (t))
2 .
(9.14)
With these modifications we obtain
˜
H =
i
p
2
i0 + m 2 − m
+
i
˜
V Skyrme (r i0 , t) +
i
˜
V mom (r i0 , p i0 , t),
(9.15)
with
˜
V Skyrme (r i0 , t) = α
˜
ρ int (r i0 , t)
ρ 0
+ β
˜
ρ int (r i0 , t)
ρ 0
γ
,
(9.16)
and
V mom (p i0 , r i0 ) =
j0 =i0
exp
−c
(p i0 − p j0 ) 2
a(p i0 − p j0 )
2
+ b(p i0 − p j0 )
4
×
⎛
⎜
⎝
C
1
π L
3/2 γ cm e
−
1
L (r
T
i0 (t)−r
T
j0 (t))
2 e
−
γ 2
cm
L (r
L
i0 (t)−r
L
j0 (t))
2
ρ 0
⎞
⎟
⎠ ,
(9.17)
with the time evolution equations (9.2).
