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    Measurement of the forward angle C12+C12 fragmentation differential cross sections at 62 MeV/nucleon

    G. Guo1, G. Casini2, B. H. Sun1,*, S. Barlini2,3, A. Camaiani2, C. Frosin2,3, I. Lombardo4,5, O. Lopez6, S. Piantelli2 et al. (FAZIA Collaboration)

    S. Piantelli2, I. Tanihata1,7, S. Terashima8, S. Valdré2, G. Verde4, F. W. Zhao1, L. Baldesi2,3, B. Borderie9, R. Bougault6, C. Ciampi10, I. Dekhissi6, J. A. Dueñas11, Q. Fable10,12, F. Gramegna13, D. Gruyer6, A. Hocine6, B. Hong14,15, S. Kim16, T. Kozik17, S. H. Nam14,15, N. Le Neindre6, J. Park14,15, M. Parlog6,18, E. Vient6, M. Vigilante19,20, and C. J. Wang1 (FAZIA Collaboration)

    • *Contact author: bhsun@buaa.edu.cn

    Phys. Rev. C 114, 034622 – Published 21 September, 2026

    DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/g18c-kwp9

    Abstract

    The present work reports on high-precision measurements of forward-angle fragmentation differential cross sections for the C12+C12 reaction at 62MeV/nucleon using the FAZIA array. Angular distributions for fragments from Z=1 to 6 were extracted in the range 2∘≤θlab≤8∘. Particle identification was achieved by combining the ΔE–E technique with pulse shape analysis, and precise energy calibrations were performed. The results show that for heavier fragments, the angular distributions are better described by the Van Bibber formulation than by the Goldhaber model, consistent with the dominance of a wide component from dissipative processes in the measured angular range. Notably, α particles exhibit an anomalously narrow angular distribution, likely originating from the intrinsic cluster structure of C12. Comparisons with existing data at the same incident energy show very good agreement, with a more complete set of species reported here, while a kinematic scaling is proposed to compare our data with previous experimental data at 50 and 95MeV/nucleon.

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