On similarities as a function of system size in heavy ion collisions

Abstract

Qualitative and quantitative similarities as a function of the system size in heavy ion collisions from low energy dissipative collisions, collective expansion of compressed baryonic matter up to the geometrical scaling evidenced at the highest energies presently attainable at LHC, are presented.

arXiv comment6 pages, 5 figures Lecture presented at CARPATHIAN SUMMER SCHOOL OF PHYSICS 2018 Exotic Nuclei and Nuclear / Particle Astrophysics (VII)

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