Insights on pion production mechanism and symmetry energy at high density
arXiv:2006.15861 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.103.014616
Abstract
The cross sections, which take into account the -mass dependence of M-matrix and momentum , are applied on the calculation of pion production within the framework of the UrQMD model. Our study shows that UrQMD calculations with the -mass dependent cross sections enhance the pion multiplicities and decrease the ratios. By analyzing the time evolution of the pion production rate and the density in the overlapped region for Au+Au at the beam energy of 0.4A GeV, we find that the pion multiplicity probes the symmetry energy in the region of 1-2 times normal density. The process of pion production in the reaction is tracked including the loops of and , our calculations show that the sensitivity of to symmetry energy is weakened after 4-5 N-- loops in the pion production path, while the ratio in reactions at near threshold energies remains its sensitivity to the symmetry energy. By comparing the calculations to the FOPI data, we obtain a model dependent conclusion on the symmetry energy and the symmetry energy at two times normal density is =38-73 MeV within uncertainties. Under the constraints of tidal deformability and maximum mass of neutron star, the symmetry energy at two times normal density is reduced to MeV and slope of symmetry energy MeV, and it is consistent with the constraints from ASY-EOS flow data.
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