Ultra-relativistic heavy ion collisions in a multi-string model

  • K. Werner
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Abstract

We present a model for ultra-relativistic heavy ion collisions based on color string formation and subsequent independent string fragmentation. Strings are formed due to color exchange between quarks at each individual nucleon nucleon collision. The fragmentation is treated as ine+e− or lepton nucleon scattering. Calculation forpp, pA, andAA were carried out using the Monte Carlo code VENUS for Very Energetic NUclear Scattering (version 1.0).

Keywords

Elementary Particle Quantum Field Theory Particle Acceleration Color Exchange Nucleon Nucleon 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • K. Werner
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  1. 1.Department of PhysicsBrookhaven National LaboratoryUptonUSA

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