Impact of magnetic-field fluctuations on measurements of the chiral magnetic effect in collisions of isobaric nuclei
arXiv:1901.04151 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.99.034903
Abstract
We investigate the properties of electromagnetic fields in isobaric and collisions at = 200 GeV by using a multiphase transport model, with special emphasis on the correlation between magnetic field direction and participant plane angle (or spectator plane angle ), i.e. [or ]. We confirm that the magnetic fields of collisions are stronger than those of collisions due to their larger proton fraction. We find that the deformation of nuclei has a non-negligible effect on especially in peripheral events. Because the magnetic-field direction is more strongly correlated with than with , the relative difference of the chiral magnetic effect observable with respect to is expected to be able to reflect much cleaner information about the chiral magnetic effect with less influences of deformation.
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