Critical Exponents for Nuclear Multifragmentation: dynamical lattice model
J. S. Sa' Martins, P. M. C. de Oliveira
Abstract
We present a dynamical and dissipative lattice model, designed to mimic nuclear multifragmentation. Monte-Carlo simulations with this model show clear signature of critical behaviour and reproduce experimentally observed correlations. In particular, using techniques devised for finite systems, we could obtain two of its critical exponents, whose values are in agreement with those of the universality class to which nuclear multifragmentation is supposed to belong.
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