Long range correlations, event simulation and parton percolation
arXiv:1007.3610 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2010.06.008
Abstract
We study the RHIC data on long range rapidity correlations, comparing their main trends with different string model simulations. Particular attention is paid to color percolation model and its similarities with color glass condensate. As both approaches corresponds, at high density, to a similar physical picture, both of them give rise to a similar behavior on the energy and the centrality of the main observables. Color percolation explains the transition from low density to high density.
Contribution to the meeting : Saturation, the CGC and the Glasma BNL. May 10-12, accepted in Nuclear Physics A
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