Coupling dynamical and statistical mechanisms for baryonic cluster production in nucleus collisions of intermediate and high energies

Central nucleus-nucleus collisions produce many new baryons and the nuclear clusters can be formed from these species. The phenomenological coalescence models were sufficiently good for description of light nuclei yields in a very broad range collision energies. We demonstrate that reality process considered as 1) formation primary diluted excited baryon 2) their following statistical decay leading to final cold fragment production. argue such systems interacting is natural consequence interaction at subnuclear densities resulting liquid-gas type phase transition finite systems. In this way one provide consistent interpretation experimental (FOPI data) including important energy dependence relativistic ion reactions. investigate regularities kind production, example, yield, isospin, kinetic characteristics. A generalization clusterization mechanism hypernuclear matter suggested. isotope particle correlations should adequate studying phenomena.