Expected Production of Strange Baryons and Antibaryons in Baryon-Poor QGP

Abstract

In a dynamical model of QGP at RHIC we obtain the temporal evolution of strange phase space occupancy at conditions expected to occur in 100+100A GeV nuclear collisions. We show that the sudden QGP break up model developed to describe the SPS experimental results implies dominance of both baryon and antibaryon abundances by the strange baryon and antibaryon yields.

5 pages including figures and tables; v2: several typos incl. Eq 15 corrected, table 2 with more detail. and

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