Heavy-ion Physics: Today And Tomorrow - Proceedings Of The 7th Adriatic International Conference On Nuclear Physics, 1991

Contents:

• Challenges and Highlights in Modern Heavy Ion Physics (W Greiner et al.)
• Resonances in Reactions between Deformed Nuclei with the ²⁴Mg+²⁴Mg System as Example (R Maass & W Scheid)
• Prospects of Polarized Heavy-Ion Physics (from MeV to GeV per Nucleon) (D Fick)
• Light-Particle Emission and Heavy Residues from Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions (R Caplar et al.)
• Study of Collision Dynamics Using Two-Particle Correlations (D Ardouin)
• On the Production and Decay of Hot Nuclei (B Remaud et al.)
• Present and Future Prospects to Probe Exotic Nuclei with High Rigidity Devices, Radioactive Beams and Fission (J H Hamilton)
• Description of Heavy Ion Collisions with Medium Dependent Forces (A Faessler)
• Ultrarelativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions and the Formation of New Particles (G Soff et al.)
• Strange Quark Matter Droplets and Metastable Exotic Multi-Hypernuclear Objects in Ultrarelativistic Heavy Ion Collisions (C Greiner et al.)
• “Atomic” Bremsstrahlung or Polarizational Radiation in Collision of Many-Electron Ions (M Ya Amusia & A V Solov'yov)
• and other papers

Readership: Nuclear physicists and high energy physicists.