Schwinger Model and String Percolation in Hadron-Hadron and Heavy Ion Collisions

Abstract

In the framework of the Schwinger Model for percolating strings we establish a general relation between multiplicity and transverse momentum square distributions in hadron-hadron and heavy ion collisions. Some of our results agree with the Colour Glass Condensate model.

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