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The Elliptic Flow of Neutral Transverse Energy in Heavy-Ion Interactions at SPS Energies
The threshold effect in the J/$\psi$ suppression seen in the NA50 data in lead on lead interactions at the CERN SPS can't be taken into account by conventional models. Other candidate models use a phase transition, and therefore let suppose that the thermodynamic variables are defined everywher...
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Lenguaje: | eng |
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1999
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Acceso en línea: | http://cds.cern.ch/record/431449 |
Sumario: | The threshold effect in the J/$\psi$ suppression seen in the NA50 data in lead on lead interactions at the CERN SPS can't be taken into account by conventional models. Other candidate models use a phase transition, and therefore let suppose that the thermodynamic variables are defined everywhere that is the so-called thermalization. The in-plane elliptic flow, which has been proposed in order to probe the thermalization at these beam energies, is found to be actually present in lead on lead interactions at 158 A GeV/c, but can't be observed in sulphur on sulphur at 200 A GeV/c in the NA38 data. (7 refs). |
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