Heavy ion deep inelastic collisions studied by discrete gamma ray spectroscopy

The discrete gamma ray spectroscopy has been used as a tool to investigate the heavy ion collision. It has been shown that such experimental information supplemented by results of additional of-line radioactivity measurements is complete enough to reconstruct distributions of products of very complex nuclear reactions. Three experiments have been performed in which the 208Pb + 64Ni, 130Te + 64Ni and 208Pb + 58Ni systems have been created. The production cross sections of fragment isotopes have been determined and compared with existing model predictions