flow anisotropy due to momentum deposition in ultra-relativistic nuclear collisions

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Abstract
Minijets and jets are produced in large numbers in nuclear collisions at TeV energies, so that there are many of them in a single fireball. They deposit non-negligible amount of momentum and energy into the hydrodynamically expanding bulk and cause anisotropies of the expansion. Moreover, due to their multiple production in a single event the resulting anisotropies are correlated with the collision geometry and thus contribute positively also to event-averaged anisotropies in non-central collisions. Using simulations with three-dimensional ideal hydrodynamic model we demonstrate the importance of this effect. It must be taken into account if conclusions about the properties of the hot matter are to be drawn.
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Authors ;Tomášik Boris;Schulc Martin
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2017
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10.1051/epjconf/201713713019
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201713713019
Keywords
physics

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