Mass and charge identified ejectiles, spanning from B-11 to Ne-22, hav
e been detected in the 123 MeV F-19+ Fe-56 reaction. The coexistence o
f deep inelastic collision (DIC) and incomplete fusion (IF) mechanisms
has been observed. The shape of the energy spectra and their behavior
with angle allowed us to identify two components: The less dissipativ
e one was dominating near the grazing angle. For both components exper
imental optimum Q values were derived. Two approaches based on the sum
rule (SR) model of Wilczynski were used to calculate DIC and IF contr
ibutions to the complex fragment cross sections. Both prescriptions fi
t reasonably well experimental ejectile cross sections and Q optimum v
alues. Results of the present investigation support the idea that the
DIC can be treated on, the same footing as IF in the SR model once the
first process is confined in an inner angular momentum window, starti
ng from the maximum fusion angular momentum, with respect to quasielas
tic processes.