Dependence of elliptic flow on number of parton degrees of freedom
arXiv:1001.2912 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.054901
Abstract
We calculate the elliptic flow parameter for Au+Au collisions at GeV employing the parton cascade BAMPS (Boltzmann Approach of Multiparton Scatterings). Besides gluon interactions including the bremsstrahlung process, interactions with quarks are considered in an effective, but approximate way to investigate the dependence of the collective flow on the number of parton degrees of freedom. We find that as a function of the transverse momentum is sensitive to the number of parton degrees of freedom, whereas the averaged does not. When including quarks, shifts to lower , the parton transverse momentum spectra become softer and the mean parton transverse momenta decrease.
18 pages, 10 figures; minor modification, references added
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