Pion yields and the nature of kaon-pion ratios in high energy nucleus-nucleus collisons: models versus measurements

Details Pion yields and the nature of kaon-pion ratios in high energy nucleus-nucleus collisons: models versus measurements Pion yields and the nature of kaon-pion ratios in high energy nucleus-nucleus collisons: models versus measurements

Aug 2001

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Proceedings of the 27th International Cosmic Ray Conference. 07-15 August, 2001. Hamburg, Germany. Under the auspices of the Int

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The pion densities and the nature of kaon-pion ratios offer two very prominent and crucial physical observables on which sufficient data for heavy nucleus collisions, to date, are available. In the light of two models - one purely phenomenological and the other with a sound dynamical basis - we would try to examine here the state of agreement between calculations and experimental results obtainable from the past and the latest measurements. Impact and implications of all these would also finally be spelt out.

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