Implications of correlations and fluctuations in small systems

Abstract

The small collision systems like p+p and p+A collisions have shown new features like A+A collisions in the relativistic regime. These new aspects in small systems which have altered our research and understanding on the two-particle correlation measurements have been provided. Additionally, a critical observation of the fluctuation measurements provides new ways to infer such novel happening in the small collision systems. The ongoing and future endeavors towards the new measurements are also discussed.

Published in Int. J. of Mod. Phys. A

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