Further studies of multiplicity derivative in models of heavy ion collision at intermediate energies as a probe for phase transition

Abstract

In conjunction with models, the experimental observable total multiplicity can be used to check if the data contain the signature of phase transition and if it is first order. Two of the models reach similar conclusions. The third one is quite different.

arXiv comment4 pages, 6 Figures

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