膨胀的热夸克胶子物质的中等质量双轻子的增强

基于一个描述夸克胶子火柱演化的相对论流体力学模型,研究了夸克相、强子相互作用以及非热过程(DrellYan对、粲强子衰变)的中等质量双轻子的产生.发现由于相边对夸克胶子物质演化的影响和RHIC能量核碰撞产生的夸克胶子物质具有高的初始温度,夸克相对双轻子的贡献显著增强,比那些来自强子相互作用的贡献重要,甚至能与来自非热的贡献比较.表明中等质量双轻子的增强是一个在核碰撞中产生了夸克胶子物质的可能信号. 关键词： 夸克-胶子物质 双轻子增强 相对论流体力学模型     

化学非平衡夸克–胶子等离子体中的双轻子产生

研究了正在进行化学平衡的具有有限重子密度的夸克–胶子等离子体系统的演化和双轻子产生.结果发现由于夸克相的寿命随初始夸克化学势的增加而增加,以及其他一些因素,如较高的初始温度、较大的胶子密度和较大的胶子聚变和夸克湮没反应截面,导致热粲夸克对双轻子产生提供了占统治的贡献.这个效应造成中等质量双轻子的重大增强.     

夸克-胶子物质的特征双轻子分布

运用相对论性的流体力学模型,研究了夸克-胶子火球的双轻子产生,发现随着初始温度的增加零重子的夸克-胶子火球的双轻子总产额在一个平台后单调地上升,而随着初始重子密度的增加富重子的夸克-胶子火球的双轻子总产额呈现一个样.夸克-胶子物质在碰撞中形成的特征可在将来的CERN和Brookhaven实验中得到检验.     

膨胀的热的富重子夸克–胶子物质的双轻子产生

从核完全阻止的假定出发,基于一个相对论性流体力学模型,研究了富重子夸克-胶子物质的双轻子产生,发现随着入射能量的增加,在双轻子总产额中出现一个标志富重子夸克-胶子物质形成的特征平台,这样显著的特征可在CEEN和Brookhaven即将开展的实验中得到检验.     

富重子夸克–胶子物质双轻子产生的快度依赖

考虑Drell–Yan本底,基于相对论性流体力学模型,研究了来自¹⁹⁷Au十¹⁹⁷Au中心碰撞的富重子夸克–胶子物质的双轻子产生的快度依赖.发现随着快度的增加,双轻子产额呈现出强烈的抑制.这个标志富重子夸克–胶子物质形成的特征能够在CERN和Brookhaven将来的实验中得到检验.     

膨胀的热的富重子夸克─胶子物质的双轻子产生的抑制

从完全核阻止的假定出发基于3+1维RHE研究了双轻子谱,并得到结论:如果在极端相对论性原子核碰撞中富重子的夸克-胶子物质真地产生了,那么随着初始重子密度的增加,在不变质量2mπ和1GeV之间双轻子的产生将会显示出强烈的抑制,而且将有一个反常的峰出现在不变质量0.75GeV附近.这些预言可以在CERN和Brookhaven即将开展的实验中得到检验.     

产生在夸克–胶子等离子体中的中等质量双轻子的增强

基于一个相对论流体力学模型,在夸克–胶子等离子体中具有中等质量双轻子的产生被研究.由于相边对夸克–胶子等离子体系统演化的影响和产生在RHIC能量的夸克–胶子等离子体系统有高的初始温度,夸克相的贡献变得比强子相互作用的贡献重要得多,甚至能与本底相比较.它表明这样的增强是夸克–胶子等离子体形成的一种信号.     

胶子非弹性散射过程对夸克胶子等离子体中双轻子产生的影响

双轻子是研究夸克物质的形成和性质的重要探针.本文基于化学平衡化的黏滞性夸克胶子等离子体演化模型,计算了相对论重离子碰撞能量下金-金对心碰撞形成的夸克胶子等离子体中的双轻子产额.在黏滞性计算中加入了胶子非弹性散射过程对黏滞系数的贡献.相较仅考虑夸克和胶子弹性散射的情况,双轻子的产额有较明显的降低.这表明在黏滞系数中加入胶子非弹性散射的贡献使得系统的演化过程加快,演化时间变短.     

膨胀的热的富重子夸克─胶子物质的双轻子产生的抑制

从完全核阻止的假定出发基于３＋１维ＲＨＥ研究了双轻子谱，并得到结论：如果在极端相对论性原子核碰撞中富重子的夸克－胶子物质真地产生了，那么随着初始重子密度的增加，在不变质量２ｍπ和１ＧｅＶ之间双轻子的产生将会显示出强烈的抑制，而且将有一个反常的峰出现在不变质量０．７５ＧｅＶ附近．这些预言可以在ＣＥＲＮ和Ｂｒｏｏｋｈａｖｅｎ即将开展的实验中得到检验．     

夸克-胶子等离子体在相对论性核-核碰撞中形成的一种信号

从热力学关系,计算来自相对论性核-核碰撞的富重子夸克-胶子等离子体的初值.接着基于(3+1)维相对论性流体力学模型研究了系统的双轻子产生.发现随着碰撞核入射能量的增加,一个标志夸克-胶子等离子体形成的特征平台出现在双轻子的总产额中.这样的特征可在CERN和Brookhaven未来的实验中得到检验. 关键词：     

Correlations between dilepton yields and pion multiplicities as probe of the deconfinement transition

The correlation between dilepton yields and pion multiplicities from the thermalized baryon-poor central region matter produced in ultra-relativistic nucleus-nucleus collisions is analyzed within a hydrodynamical framework. A “cut-in” (or a concave section) in the correlation function is predicted as signal of the deconfinement transition. Transverse flow effects, finite hadronization times of the deconfined matter and realistic initial matter distribution tend to enhance this signal. The need of a refined background subtraction is pointed out to discriminate the dileptons stemming from hard initial interactions and pre-equilibrium processes.     

膨胀QGP的热双轻子产生(英文)

研究了QGP中次级热双轻子的产生。在RHIC能区, 次级热双轻子的产生在低质量范围0.2 GeV     

Dilepton emission from dense hadron gas

Using a Hagedorn resonance gas picture and quark-hadron duality we estimate the dilepton emission rate in the vicinity of the QCD deconfinement phase transition. The result is then used to calculate a dilepton spectrum in ultrarelativistic heavy ion collisions. We show that multibody contributions taken into account in the Hagedorn resonance gas approach provide an enhancement of the production rate massive dileptons as compared to the previously considered sources. Received: 20 October 1997 / Published online: 10 March 1998     

Rapidity dependence of thermal dileptons resulting from hadronizing quark-gluon matter with finite baryon charge

The influence of a non-vanishing baryon charge on the rapidity distribution of dileptons produced in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions is studied. We employ a frozen motion model with scaling invariant expansion of the hadronizing quark-gluon plasma as well as a realistic rapidity distribution of secondary particles (i.e., pions and baryons) expected for RHIC energies. We demonstrate a sizeable suppression of the thermal dilepton yield at large rapidities due to the finite baryon density. This affects the most favorable rapidity window for using dileptons for the diagnostic of the quark-gluon plasma and the early temperature distribution of the hot reaction zone. To discriminate the thermal dileptons from Drell-Yan background we propose to utilize the dilepton yield scaled suitably by the pion multiplicity as function of rapidity.     

Dilepton production in an expanding baryon-rich quark-gluon fireball

From the full stopping scenario, the dilepton production in a baryon-rich quark-gluon fireball has been studied based on a relativistic hydrodynamic model. Due to the influence of the phase boundary on the evolution of the system, the quark phase gives the dominant contribution to the dilepton spectrum. In particular, with increasing initial baryon density, the total dilepton yield first rapidly rises when the initial hadronic system goes to the initial quark system, then goes down owing to the suppression of the dilepton production, thus making a characteristic peak signaling the formation of the baryon-rich quark-gluon matter which appears in the total yield. These characteristics can be tested in future experiments at CERN and Brookhaven.     

Anomalies and asymmetries in quark-gluon matter

The manifestations of axial anomaly and related effects in heavy-ion collisions are considered. Special role is played by various asymmetries. The azimuthal correlational asymmetries of neutron pairs at NICA/FAIR energy range may probe the global rotation of strongly interacting matter. The conductivity is related to the angular asymmetries of dilepton pairs. The strong magnetic field generated in heavy-ion collisions leads to the excess of soft dileptons flying predominantly in the scattering plane.     

Large mass dilepton production from jet-dilepton conversion in the quark-gluon plasma

We calculate the production of large mass dileptons from the passage of jets passing through the quark-gluon plasma. Using the relativistic kinetic theory, we rigorously derive the production rate for the jet-dilepton conversion in the hot medium. The jet-dilepton conversion is compared with the thermal dilepton emission and the Drell-Yan process. The contribution of the jet-dilepton conversion is not prominent for all values of the invariant mass M, and the Drell-Yan process is found to dominate over the thermal dilepton emission and the jet-dilepton conversion for M>2.5 GeV at RHIC. The jet-dilepton conversion is the dominant source of large mass dileptons in the range of 4 GeV<M<10 GeV at LHC.     

The Density Effects on the Thermal Production Rate of Dilepton in QGP

In the framework of the thermo field dynamics (TFD) we discuss thermal production of dileptons in quark gluon plasma (QGP) of finite temperature and density up to the first order of QCD correction. We show that the temperature effect to the thermal production rate is rather different from that of the chemical potential, in fact, they give rise to opposite effects which may influence the observation of the dilepton production in QGP.