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Classical equations-of-motion model for high-energy heavy-ion collisions.

A classical nonrelativistic microscopic model for high-energy heavy-ion collisions is presented, based on equations-of-motion calculations, where all the nucleon trajectories are computed with suitable two-body forces between all pairs of nucleons in the target and projectile. Comparison with experiment and with the results of other models is made. The model considers both position and velocity configurations according to a nuclear structure model, the isomorphic shell model previously and independently published. Thus, its results are objective and completely reproducible. The main feature, however, relies on the properties of the two-body potential used in the model which reproduces both the transverse momentum transfer cross section and the longitudinal momentum loss cross section, and at the same time possesses good saturation properties. While the present model uses a nonrelativistic approach, its results are comparable to those of other models using relativistic approaches.