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most citedOn the Strongly-Interacting Low-Viscosity Matter Created in Relativistic Nuclear Collisions

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nucl-th2000★ 20 cited

Is Anomalous Production of Omega and anti-Omega Evidence for Disoriented Chiral Condensates?

J. I. Kapusta, S. M. H. Wong

No conventional picture of nucleus-nucleus collisions has yet been able to explain the abundance of Omega and anti-Omega hyperons in central collisions between Pb nuclei at 158 A G…

nucl-th2000★ 3 cited

Will Strangeness Win the Prize?

Joseph I. Kapusta

Five groups have made predictions involving the production of strange hadrons and entered them in a competition set up by Barbara Jacak, Xin-Nian Wang and myself in the spring of 1…

nucl-th2000★ 12 cited

Interpretation of the First Data on Central Au+Au Collisions at Square-Root of s = 56 and 130 A GeV

Sangyong Jeon, Joseph Kapusta

We compare three semi-microscopic theories to the first data on particle production in central Au+Au collisions taken at RHIC by the PHOBOS collaboration as well as to existing dat…

hep-ph2000★ 4 cited

Bremsstrahlung from a Microscopic Model of Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions

S. M. H. Wong, M. Belkacem, J. I. Kapusta +3

We compute bremsstrahlung arising from the acceleration of individual charged baryons and mesons during the time evolution of high-energy Au+Au collisions at the Relativistic Heavy…

gr-qc2000★ 9 cited

False Vacuum Black Holes and Universes

R. G. Daghigh, J. I. Kapusta, Y. Hosotani

We construct a black hole whose interior is the false vacuum and whose exterior is the true vacuum of a classical field theory. From the outside the metric is the usual Schwarzschi…

astro-ph2000★ 15 cited

Relativistic Viscous Fluid Description of Microscopic Black Hole Wind

J. I. Kapusta

Microscopic black holes explode with their temperature varying inversely as their mass. Such explosions would lead to the highest temperatures in the present universe, all the way…