Collective flow in ultrarelativistic He-Au collisions
arXiv:1409.2160 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2014.11.006
Abstract
The triangular flow in ultrarelativistic He-Au collisions at RHIC energies is enhanced due to the triangular arrangement of the nucleon configurations in He. We study the fireball eccentricities in the Glauber Monte Carlo model and find that since the configurations of the projectile He are elongated triangles, the created fireball has a large ellipticity and a smaller triangularity. The dependence of the triangularity on centrality is weak, so it cannot be extracted from the centrality dependence of the triangular flow , as it is dominated by the centrality dependence of the hydrodynamic response. We propose to look at the centrality dependence of the ratio , where the uncertainties from the hydrodynamic response cancel, and show that the basic signature of the geometry-driven collective flow is the raise of the ratio with the number of participant nucleons for centralities less than 10%.
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