Quasi-linear response theory of statistical heavy-ion collisions. Pt. 2

We apply the recently proposed quasi-linear response theory to the study of energy transport in deep inelastic heavy-ion collisions. By solving a master equation, we show how quickly the canonical distribution function becomes a good representation of the intrinsic state in the case of the random intrinsic excitations proposed by Weidenmueller and co-workers. We numerically analyze the properties of the corresponding friction tensor. In addition, we demonstrate that the known fluctuation dissipation theorem in the linear response theory is considerably violated for large part of deep inelastic collisions. We then calculate the double differential cross section for three typical examples. The results agree well with the experimental data if we phenomenologically introduce a time-dependent potential. We remark on the difference of the present calculation from that of the linear response theory. We comment also on the validity of a time-dependent theory, which derives the basic equations from time-independent equations by assuming a one-to-one correspondence between the time and the relative distance. (orig.)