Speaker: Prof. Che-Ming Ko (柯志明), Texas A&M University
Seminar I :
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Time & Place: June 5, Wednesday, 10:00 am, Room 9409
Title: The relation between the yield ratio N_(3_He ) N_p/N_d^2 and the neutron density fluctuation [1][2]
Abstract: The study of the QCD phase diagram at finite baryon chemical potential in relativistic heavy ion collisions is a topic of great current interest.
Studies based on both the hydrodynamic approach and the microscopic transport model have shown that the spinodal instability during the first-order
phase transition between the quark-gluon plasma and the hadronic matter can induce large fluctuations in the baryon density distribution.
Based on the coalescence model for light nuclei production, it has been shown that the yield ratio N_(3_He ) N_p/N_d^2 is sensitive
to the neutron density fluctuation at the kinetic freeze-out of relativistic heavy ion collisions.
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Seminar II:
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Time & Place: June 5, Wednesday, 2:00 pm, Room 9409
Title: The coalescence model for particle production [3][4]
Abstract: The study of the QCD phase diagram at finite baryon chemical potential in relativistic heavy ion collisions is a topic of great current interest.
Studies based on both the hydrodynamic approach and the microscopic transport model have shown that the spinodal instability during the first-order
phase transition between the quark-gluon plasma and the hadronic matter can induce large fluctuations in the baryon density distribution.
Based on the coalescence model for light nuclei production, it has been shown that the yield ratio N_(3_He ) N_p/N_d^2 is sensitive
to the neutron density fluctuation at the kinetic freeze-out of relativistic heavy ion collisions.
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Seminar III :
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Time & Place: June 6, Thursday, 10:00 am, Room 9409
Title: The spinodal instability in baryon-rich quark matter [5]
Abstract: The study of the QCD phase diagram at finite baryon chemical potential in relativistic heavy ion collisions is a topic of great current interest.
Studies based on both the hydrodynamic approach and the microscopic transport model have shown that the spinodal instability during the first-order
phase transition between the quark-gluon plasma and the hadronic matter can induce large fluctuations in the baryon density distribution.
Based on the coalescence model for light nuclei production, it has been shown that the yield ratio N_(3_He ) N_p/N_d^2 is sensitive
to the neutron density fluctuation at the kinetic freeze-out of relativistic heavy ion collisions.
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