Fragment Emission in $^{32}$S+$^{197}$Au Collisions at Fermi Energy

Intermediate mass fragment emission from the interaction of sulphur with gold S-32 + (197) Au at a beam energy of 1.01 GeV ( 31.5 MeV A) was measured at various angles with silicon Delta E-E telescopes. At the most forward angle theta = 17 degrees, an additional Delta E detector, an ionisation chamber was used. The measurements were successfully compared with other data of similar systems. Angle integration of cross sections was performed within the generalised moving source model. The isotopic cross sections were compared to theoretical calculations within quantum molecular dynamic and statistical multi-fragmentation models.