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Secondary Collision and the Enhancement of the K+π+ Ratio in the High Energy Heavy-ion Collision

  • The enhancement of K++ ratio in the high energy heavy-ion collision is believed to be a possible signature of the quark gluon plasma.Based on the Participant Nucleon Model and the concept of the formation time of secondary particles,the K++ ratio in the central collision of Si(14.5GeV/c) and Au are calculated by Monte Carlo simulation.The following secondary collisions are considered.πN→K+Y、ππ→KK and the single charge exchange reaction between pions and nucleons.The calculation results show that the increased K++ ratio caused by these secondary collisions is not enough to explain the experimental data observed by the E802 group at BNL.
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REN Jiang-Long. Secondary Collision and the Enhancement of the K+π+ Ratio in the High Energy Heavy-ion Collision[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1992, 16(1): 44-50.
REN Jiang-Long. Secondary Collision and the Enhancement of the K+π+ Ratio in the High Energy Heavy-ion Collision[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1992, 16(1): 44-50. shu
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Secondary Collision and the Enhancement of the K+π+ Ratio in the High Energy Heavy-ion Collision

    Corresponding author: REN Jiang-Long,
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Abstract: The enhancement of K++ ratio in the high energy heavy-ion collision is believed to be a possible signature of the quark gluon plasma.Based on the Participant Nucleon Model and the concept of the formation time of secondary particles,the K++ ratio in the central collision of Si(14.5GeV/c) and Au are calculated by Monte Carlo simulation.The following secondary collisions are considered.πN→K+Y、ππ→KK and the single charge exchange reaction between pions and nucleons.The calculation results show that the increased K++ ratio caused by these secondary collisions is not enough to explain the experimental data observed by the E802 group at BNL.

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