Speaker
Isobel Kolbe
(University of Cape Town)
Description
The ``fragmentation region'', or far forward region, of high-energy heavy-ion collisions provides an opportunity to study the quark-gluon plasma at very high densities. This region of phase space has not been studied in detail. We present a simple model to aid in the development of intuition for the physics of the fragmentation region, including the nature of both the highly boosted matter and the resultant radiation. We find that the fragmentation region contains two separate fluids during the early stages of the collision and we present preliminary thermodynamical results.
Apply to be considered for a student ; award (Yes / No)?
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Primary authors
Isobel Kolbe
(University of Cape Town)
Dr
Mawande Lushozi
(Institute of Nuclear Theory)
Prof.
Larry McLerran
(Institute for Nuclear Theory)
Prof.
Gongming Yu
(Harbin Engineering University)
