Elliptic flow of deuterons from simulations with hybrid model

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Main Authors: Polednicek, Tomas, Vozabova, Radka, Tomasik, Boris
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author Polednicek, Tomas
Vozabova, Radka
Tomasik, Boris
author_facet Polednicek, Tomas
Vozabova, Radka
Tomasik, Boris
contents Elliptic flow of deuterons is measured on simulated collisions events of Pb+Pb at CMS energy of 2.76 TeV per colliding nucleon pair. We use hybrid model that includes hydrodynamics for the deconfined phase and hadron transport as an afterburner. For deuterons, two production mechanisms are examined: coalescence, and direct thermal production during hadronisation and subsequent transport through the hadronic phase. Differential elliptic flow of deuterons in different centrality bins is evaluated for both implemented production models. In this approach, coalescence describes the experimental data better than direct deuteron production.
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spellingShingle Elliptic flow of deuterons from simulations with hybrid model
Polednicek, Tomas
Vozabova, Radka
Tomasik, Boris
Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Elliptic flow of deuterons is measured on simulated collisions events of Pb+Pb at CMS energy of 2.76 TeV per colliding nucleon pair. We use hybrid model that includes hydrodynamics for the deconfined phase and hadron transport as an afterburner. For deuterons, two production mechanisms are examined: coalescence, and direct thermal production during hadronisation and subsequent transport through the hadronic phase. Differential elliptic flow of deuterons in different centrality bins is evaluated for both implemented production models. In this approach, coalescence describes the experimental data better than direct deuteron production.
title Elliptic flow of deuterons from simulations with hybrid model
topic Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07897