Exploring the compactness of cluster in O nuclei with relativistic O+O collisions
arXiv:2401.15723 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.109.L051904
Abstract
Probing the cluster of O with the relativistic O+O collisions has raised great interest in the heavy ion community. However, the effects of the cluster on the soft hadron observables vary largely among different studies. In this paper, we explain the differences by the compactness of the cluster in oxygen, using iEBE-VISHNU hydrodynamic simulations with different initial state cluster configurations. We also find several observables, such as the intensive skewness of the correlator , the harmonic flows , , , and the correlations , in O+O collisions are sensitive to the compactness of the cluster in the colliding nuclei, which can be used to constrain the configurations of O in the future. Our study serves as an important step toward the quantitative exploration of the cluster configuration in the light nuclei with relativistic heavy ion collisions.
9 pages, 9 figures, published version + appendix (initial state calculations)
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