Nucleon shadowing effects in and collisions at RHIC within the HIJING code
arXiv:1712.08298 · doi:10.1088/1361-6471/aaa101
Abstract
The centrality dependence of pseudorapidity density of charged particles () in () collisions at RHIC energy of , and (, and ) GeV, is investigated within an improved HIJING code. The standard HIJING model is enhanced by a prescription for collective nucleon-nucleon () interactions and more modern parton distribution functions. The collective -interactions are used to induce both cascade and nucleon shadowing effects. We find collective cascade broadens the pseudorapidity distributions in the tails (at ) above collision centrality to be consistent with the data at , , GeV. The overall contribution of nucleon shadowing is shown to depress the whole shape of in the primary interaction region (at ) for semiperipheral ( \%) and peripheral (\%) () interactions at GeV, in accordance with the PHOBOS data.
18 pages, 10 figures
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