Strangeness production in collisions at TeV using various model approaches
arXiv:2507.16266 · doi:10.1142/S0218301326420024
Abstract
We present the predictions of various observables for strange (, ()) and multi-strange hadrons ((), , and ()) using the recently updated 3+1D hydrodynamics-based EPOS4 framework and AMPT model. In this study, we report the transverse momentum () spectra, particle yields (), and integrated yield ratios relative to pions for collisions at ~TeV. The results reveal that there are indications of stronger radial flow in EPOS4 compared to AMPT. We observe a final state multiplicity overlap with small ( and ) and large () collision systems.
8 Pages, 4 Figures
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