Comparison of Nuclear Suppression Effects on Meson Production at High p_T and p_L
arXiv:nucl-th/0304073 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.68.024907
Abstract
The medium effect on the pion distribution at high in collisions is compared to that of the pion distribution at high in collisions. Both the suppression of the spectra and the energy losses of the measured pions are studied. Although the medium effect on is larger than on , the difference is found surprisingly to be not as big as one would naively expect.
arXiv comment8 RevTex pages with 5 figures
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