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The FHP-II Model

This model introduces a rest particle and allows the particles to collide according to the following rules [8]: the five FHP-I collisions, type (a) and (b); six rest particle creation collisions , type (c); six rest particle destruction collisions, type (d) and also the five FHP-I rules with a spectator rest particle, an example of which is collision (e). This gives 22 possible interactions out of a possible total of 128.


James Buick
Tue Mar 17 17:29:36 GMT 1998