Ratio of baryon and electric-charge cumulants at second order with acceptance corrections
arXiv:2205.10030 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2022.122591
Abstract
We evaluate the ratio of baryon and electric-charge cumulants at second order from the recent experimental results at GeV by the STAR Collaboration. The baryon number cumulant is reconstructed from the proton number distribution, and effects of the finite acceptance on the transverse momentum are corrected assuming the independent particle emission. We show that the obtained ratio has a dependence on the rapidity window. Comparison of the result with the hadron resonance gas model and lattice QCD numerical simulations suggests that if the fluctuations are generated from a thermal medium its temperature is significantly lower than the chemical freezeout temperature.
6 pages, 3 figures
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