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Selecting the diffractive events at the LHC energies
K. Fialkowski
The PYTHIA 8 generator is used to estimate the percentage of non-diffractive and diffractive events at the LHC energies. It is shown that a simple condition of the absence of charg…
Note on the CMS multiplicity distributions
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The CMS data on the multiplicity distributions are compared with the results from the 8.142 version of the PYTHIA MC event generator with the default tuning and realistic impact pa…
On the multiplicity distributions at LHC energies
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The ALICE and CMS data on the multiplicity distributions are compared with the lower energy data and with the results from the 8.142 version of the PYTHIA MC event generator with t…
Remarks on the particle multiplicities at LHC energies
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
Recent ALICE data for the multiplicity distributions in the central rapidity bins at LHC energies are compared with the results from two default versions of the PYTHIA 8 generator.…
Superposition models and the multiplicity fluctuations in heavy ion collisions
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
A class of simple superposition models based on the Glauber picture of multiple collisions is compared with the data on the centrality dependence of the multiplicity distributions…
RHIC multiplicity distributions and superposition models
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The recent PHENIX mid-rapidity measurements of multiplicity distributions for centrality bins are analyzed in the framework of superposition models. A simple superposition of pp ev…
On the new HERMES data for the electroproduction on nuclei
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
We analyze recent data on the electroproduction of hadrons on nuclei using the Lund model for electroproduction on nucleons and a simple geometrical model for the absorption effect…
On the electroproduction on nuclei
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
Recent data on the electroproduction of hadrons on nuclei are discussed. The effects of the nuclear absorption are investigated using the Lund model for electroproduction on nucleo…
A remark on the low mass dilepton yield in heavy ion collisions
K. Fialkowski
The recent data on the enhancement of the low mass dilepton yield in heavy ion collisions are interpreted as an effect of the "prolonged life" of resonances in the hadron gas phase…
On the high order multiplicity moments
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The description of multiplicity distributions in terms of the ratios of cumulants to factorial moments is analyzed both for data and for the Monte Carlo generated events. For the P…
Tilted plateau in nuclear collisions: data, models and MC-s
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The linear dependence of the particle spectra on rapidity is seen in the central region for asymmetric heavy ion collision in the data and in the Monte Carlo results, similarly as…
Parameters in Weight Calculations for the BE Effect
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The weight method of implementing the BE effect into Monte Carlo generators is discussed and presented in some detail. We show how the choice of free parameters and the definition…
Asymmetric Bose-Einstein effect
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
Recent results on modelling Bose-Einstein effect in Monte Carlo generators for a source with no spherical symmetry (as seen in the data on hadronic decays) are reported. Modi…
Charge fluctuations in a final state with QGP
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
Charge fluctuations as a possible signal of quark - gluon plasma (QGP) were recently suggested. A short summary of comments presented on this subject is given and supplemented by a…
Correlations and fluctuations - Introduction
K. Fialkowski
A rewiew of the development of formalism to describe correlations and fluctuations in multiparticle production is presented. The milestones of history of this development and some…
Bose-Einstein effect from asymmetric sources in Monte Carlo generators
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
We discuss the implementations of the Bose-Einstein effect from asymmetric sources in Monte Carlo generators. A comparison of LEP data with results from the PYTHIA/JETSET code with…
Entropy in hadron-hadron collisions
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
We analyse the entropy properties in the proton-proton 1800 GeV events from the PYTHIA/JETSET Monte Carlo generator following a recent proposal concerning the measurement of entrop…
Are charge fluctuations a good signal for QGP?
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
A recent proposal to study charge fluctuations as a possible signal of quark-gluon plasma is discussed. It is shown that the "pion gas model" considered as the reference sample is…
Bose-Einstein Effect in Z0 Decay and the Weight Method
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
We discuss the Bose-Einstein interference effect in multiparticle production. After a short review of various methods of implementation of this effect into Monte Carlo generators t…
Bose - Einstein effect in Monte Carlo generators
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
We briefly review various methods of implementing the Bose - Einstein effect into Monte Carlo generators. The weight methods are discussed in more detail; in particular, our method…
The Bose-Einstein effect and the joint WW decay
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
The influence of the Bose - Einstein interference effect on the joint WW hadronic decay is discussed. It is shown that the weight method incorporating this effect into Monte Carlo…
WW decays and Bose-Einstein correlations
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit
Various methods of implementing the Bose-Einstein effect into Monte Carlo generators, especially for the process e^+ e^- > W^+ W^-, are briefly reviewed and their predictions for t…
The Bose-Einstein effect in Monte-Carlo generators: weight methods
K. Fialkowski, R. Wit, J. Wosiek
We present a method which incorporates the Bose-Einstein effect into Monte Carlo generators for multiple production by weighting the events. Various aspects of weight calculations…
On the Bose-Einstein Effect and the W Mass
K. Fiałkowski, R. Wit
We present an implementation of the Bose - Einstein effect in a Monte Carlo generator for production in the annihilation by means of the weight method. We check…