Analysis of Kaon Production at SIS Energies
E. L. Bratkovskaya, W. Cassing, U. Mosel
Abstract
We analyse the production and propagation of pions and kaons in heavy-ion reactions from 0.8 -- 1.8~A·GeV within a coupled channel transport approach including the kaon production channels BB K+YN, πB K+Y, BB NN K K, πB N KK, K+B K+B and ππ K K. Assuming the hyperon selfenergy to be 2/3 of the nucleon selfenergy we find that all inclusive experimental K+ spectra at SIS energies can be reproduced reasonably well without any selfenergies for the kaons although a slightly repulsive kaon potential cannot be excluded by the present data on kaon spectra and flow.
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