A systematic study of two particle correlations from NA49 at CERN SPS
arXiv:nucl-ex/9909003 · doi:10.1016/S0375-9474(99)85062-3
Abstract
A systematic study of two particle correlations measured by the NA49 experiment is summarized. Radii from Bose Einstein interferometry have been determined separately in different parts of phase space, for different collision systems and at different incident beam energies. Moreover, first results of a new method of accessing space-time asymmetries in the emission of particles by means of non identical particle correlations are presented.
4 pages 3 figures publ. in proc. of QM99, Torino It Nuclear Physics A
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