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Main Author: Tlusty, David
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.06357
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contents Relativistic heavy ions are sources of strong electromagnetic fields which produce photon-induced interactions. These interactions are usually studied in ultra-peripheral collisions (UPCs) of the relativistic heavy ions. The UPCs can produce di-lepton or di-hadron pairs via the $γ-γ$ interactions or produce vector mesons via the $γ-$nuclear interactions. Both the photo-produced vector mesons and the lepton/hadron pairs productions depend on the original electromagnetic field. In addition, the photo-produced vector mesons are sensitive to the gluon parton distribution of the entire target nucleus (coherent production) or the individual nucleons (incoherent production). In these proceedings, recent STAR results on vector mesons, di-lepton pairs, and di-hadron photo-production will be discussed. The measurements are compared with available models to discuss the relevant implications.
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Tlusty, David
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Relativistic heavy ions are sources of strong electromagnetic fields which produce photon-induced interactions. These interactions are usually studied in ultra-peripheral collisions (UPCs) of the relativistic heavy ions. The UPCs can produce di-lepton or di-hadron pairs via the $γ-γ$ interactions or produce vector mesons via the $γ-$nuclear interactions. Both the photo-produced vector mesons and the lepton/hadron pairs productions depend on the original electromagnetic field. In addition, the photo-produced vector mesons are sensitive to the gluon parton distribution of the entire target nucleus (coherent production) or the individual nucleons (incoherent production). In these proceedings, recent STAR results on vector mesons, di-lepton pairs, and di-hadron photo-production will be discussed. The measurements are compared with available models to discuss the relevant implications.
title STAR UPC Results
topic High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.06357