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Autores principales: Wang, Xiaofeng, Geurts, Frank, Tang, Zebo, Xin, Kefeng, Xu, Zhangbu, Zhang, Yifei, Zhou, Long
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.06518
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author Wang, Xiaofeng
Geurts, Frank
Tang, Zebo
Xin, Kefeng
Xu, Zhangbu
Zhang, Yifei
Zhou, Long
author_facet Wang, Xiaofeng
Geurts, Frank
Tang, Zebo
Xin, Kefeng
Xu, Zhangbu
Zhang, Yifei
Zhou, Long
contents The discovery of exotic mounic atoms, including antimatter hydrogen muonic atoms and kaon mounic atoms, constitutes a milestone in our ability to make and study new forms of matter. Relativistic heavy-ion collisions provide the only likely condition for production and detection of these exotic atoms. Taking a Coulomb correlations into account from the time of the fireball freeze-out until the formation of a stable atom has dramatic consequence on the expected yields of these atoms. When the coalescence model with the assumption of quantum wave function localization is applied to the formation of muonic atoms, we find that the atom yields are about two orders of magnitude higher than previously predicted.
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spellingShingle Coalescence formation of muonic atoms at RHIC
Wang, Xiaofeng
Geurts, Frank
Tang, Zebo
Xin, Kefeng
Xu, Zhangbu
Zhang, Yifei
Zhou, Long
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
The discovery of exotic mounic atoms, including antimatter hydrogen muonic atoms and kaon mounic atoms, constitutes a milestone in our ability to make and study new forms of matter. Relativistic heavy-ion collisions provide the only likely condition for production and detection of these exotic atoms. Taking a Coulomb correlations into account from the time of the fireball freeze-out until the formation of a stable atom has dramatic consequence on the expected yields of these atoms. When the coalescence model with the assumption of quantum wave function localization is applied to the formation of muonic atoms, we find that the atom yields are about two orders of magnitude higher than previously predicted.
title Coalescence formation of muonic atoms at RHIC
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.06518