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Microscopic study of baryon stopping in low-energy heavy-ion collisions within UrQMD model
In low-energy heavy-ion collisions, baryon stopping is an important process, in which protons from the initial colliding nuclei are stopped at mid-rapidity region. Quantifying such stopping can reveal information on the properties of the nuclear medium, such as net-baryon density. Though experimenta
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