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Freya Blekman

1225: This paper uses over 4 billion LHC lead-lead collisions to study the shape of the quark-gluon plasma using quantum-correlations, called Bose-Einstein correlations, between two particles in the collision. The conclusion: the shape of the is not as simple as we figured. Lévy functions describe the data (yay!), and we measure those accurately so these can be used to model/predict other collisions in the future!
cms-results.web.cern.ch/cms-re @CMSexperiment

A picture of the Lévy function fit, comparing it to the third root of the number of particles. It fits straight lines to different data when using this third root (that's the power of these functions)
Jul 05, 2023, 04:48 PM·Public·Web
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