Symmetry potential of resonance and its effects on the ratio in heavy-ion collisions near the pion production threshold
arXiv:1507.03279 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.92.034603
Abstract
Effects of the completely unknown symmetry (isovector) potential of the \D on the total and differential \rpi in heavy-ion collisions at beam energies from 100 to 1000 MeV/A are explored within an isospin-dependent transport model IBUU. The effects are found to be negligible at beam energies above the pion production threshold due to the very short lifetimes of less than 2 fm/c for resonances with masses around MeV, leaving the ratios of especially the energetic pions still a reliable probe of the high-density behavior of nuclear symmetry energy . However, as the beam energy becomes deeply sub-threshold for pion production, effects of the symmetry potential becomes appreciable especially on the \rpi of low-energy pions from the decays of low-mass resonances which have lived long enough to be affected by their mean-field potentials, providing a useful tool to study the symmetry potential and spectroscopy of resonances in neutron-rich nuclear matter. Interestingly though, even at the deeply sub-threshold beam energies, the differential \rpi of energetic pions remains sensitive to the \esym at supra saturation densities with little influence from the uncertain symmetry potential of the resonance.
Version to appear in PRC (2015)
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