Differential elliptic flow of identified hadrons and constituent quark number scaling at FAIR
arXiv:1002.4100 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.034906
Abstract
Differential elliptic flow for identified hadrons has been investigated in the FAIR energy regime, employing a hadronic-string transport model (UrQMD) as well as a partonic transport model (AMPT). It has been observed that both the models show a mass ordering of at low and a switch over resulting a baryon-meson crossing at intermediate . AMPT generates higher values compared to UrQMD. In addition, constituent quark number scaling behavior of elliptic flow has also been addressed. Scaling behavior in terms of the transverse momentum is found to absent for both the partonic as well as the hadronic model. However UrQMD and AMPT with string melting scenario do exhibit a NCQ scaling of at varying degree, with respect to transverse kinetic energy . But default AMPT, where partonic scatterings are not included, does not show any considerable scaling behavior. A variable is defined to quantify the degree of scaling. We found that UrQMD gives better scaling than AMPT at FAIR.
8 pages, 6 figures Acceped for publication in Physical Review C
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