Cluster formation near midrapidity -- can the mechanism be identified experimentally?

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Hauptverfasser: Kireyeu, V., Coci, G., Glaessel, S., Aichelin, J., Blume, C., Bratkovskaya, E.
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Veröffentlicht: 2023
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author Kireyeu, V.
Coci, G.
Glaessel, S.
Aichelin, J.
Blume, C.
Bratkovskaya, E.
author_facet Kireyeu, V.
Coci, G.
Glaessel, S.
Aichelin, J.
Blume, C.
Bratkovskaya, E.
contents The formation of weakly bound clusters in the hot and dense environment at midrapidity is one of the surprising phenomena observed experimentally in heavy-ion collisions from a low center of mass energy of a few GeV up to a ultra-relativistic energy of several TeV. Three approaches have been advanced to describe the cluster formation: coalescence at kinetic freeze-out, cluster formation during the entire heavy-ion collision by potential interaction between nucleons and deuteron production by hadronic reactions. We identify experimental observables, which can discriminate these production mechanisms for deuterons.
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spellingShingle Cluster formation near midrapidity -- can the mechanism be identified experimentally?
Kireyeu, V.
Coci, G.
Glaessel, S.
Aichelin, J.
Blume, C.
Bratkovskaya, E.
Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Experiment
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
The formation of weakly bound clusters in the hot and dense environment at midrapidity is one of the surprising phenomena observed experimentally in heavy-ion collisions from a low center of mass energy of a few GeV up to a ultra-relativistic energy of several TeV. Three approaches have been advanced to describe the cluster formation: coalescence at kinetic freeze-out, cluster formation during the entire heavy-ion collision by potential interaction between nucleons and deuteron production by hadronic reactions. We identify experimental observables, which can discriminate these production mechanisms for deuterons.
title Cluster formation near midrapidity -- can the mechanism be identified experimentally?
topic Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Experiment
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.12019