Tests of constituent-quark generation methods which maintain both the nucleon center of mass and the desired radial distribution in Monte Carlo Glauber models
arXiv:1603.08836 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.93.054910
Abstract
Several methods of generating three constituent-quarks in a nucleon are evaluated which explicitly maintain the nucleon's center of mass and desired radial distribution and can be used within Monte Carlo Glauber frameworks. The geometric models provided by each method are used to generate distributions over the number of constituent-quark participants () in , Au and AuAu collisions. The results are compared with each other and to a previous result of calculations, without this explicit constraint, used in measurements of =200 GeV , Au and AuAu collisions at RHIC.
15 pages 10 figures. v3 is the version published in Physical Review C with small changes in grammar and an error in Table I corrected
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