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most citedSome remarks on pion condensation in relativistic heavy ion collisions

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nucl-th2007★ 63 cited

Fast Equilibration of Hadrons in an Expanding Fireball

J. Noronha-Hostler, C. Greiner, I. A. Shovkovy

Due to long chemical equilibration times within standard hadronic reactions during the hadron gas phase in relativistic heavy ion collisions it has been suggested that the hadrons…

hep-ph2004★ 35 cited

Chemical equilibration due to heavy Hagedorn states

C. Greiner, P. Koch-Steinheimer, F. M. Liu +2

A scenario of heavy resonances, called massive Hagedorn states, is proposed which exhibits a fast ( fm/c) chemical equilibration of (strange) baryons and anti-baryons a…

nucl-th2002★ 24 cited

Unlike particle correlations and the strange quark matter distillation process

D. Ardouin, Sven Soff, C. Spieles +9

We present a new technique for observing the strange quark matter distillation process based on unlike particle correlations. A simulation is presented based on the scenario of a t…

hep-ph1997★ 55 cited

Phase transition of a finite quark-gluon plasma

C. Spieles, H. Stoecker, C. Greiner

The deconfinement transition region between hadronic matter and quark-gluon plasma is studied for finite volumes. Assuming simple model equations of state and a first order phase t…

nucl-th1997★ 12 cited

Hadron and hadron-cluster production in a hydrodynamical model including particle evaporation

A. Dumitru, C. Spieles, H. Stoecker +1

We discuss the evolution of the mixed phase at RHIC and SPS within boostinvariant hydrodynamics. In addition to the hydrodynamical expansion, we also consider evaporation of partic…

nucl-th1997★ 49 cited

Hadron production in relativistic nuclear collisions: thermal hadron source or hadronizing quark-gluon plasma?

C. Spieles, H. Stoecker, C. Greiner

Measured hadron yields from relativistic nuclear collisions can be equally well understood in two physically distinct models, namely a static thermal hadronic source vs.~a time-dep…