Given the configuration in /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern set to /cores/core.%e.%p, core dumps are named according to pattern, however for processes running executables with long names e.g. SampleCrashApplication, the generated core file will contain a truncated executable name: /cores/core.SampleCrashAppl.9933
What is causing this ? The man core page talks only about maximum size of the resulting core filename being 128 (64 for kernels before 2.6.19)
The code for this can be found in exec.c here.
The code is going to copy the corename based on the pattern up to the first percentage (giving /cores/core.). At the percentage it's going to increment and process the 'e'. The code for processing the 'e' part prints out the pattern using snprintf based on the current->comm structure.
This is the executable name (excluding path) TRUNCATED to the value TASK_COMM_LEN. Since this is defined as 16 characters (at least in the Kernel I found) then SampleCrashApplication is truncated to 15 + 1 characters (1 for the null byte at the end) which explains why you get your truncated core dump name.
At to why this structure truncates the name TASK_COMM_LEN, that's a deeper question, but it's something internal to the kernel and there's some discussion here.