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18 April 2024

» arxiv » 0806.1937

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Energy dependence of phi meson production in central Pb+Pb collisions at the CERN-SPS
C. Alt ; T. Anticic ; B. Baatar ; D. Barna ; J. Bartke ; L. Betev ; H. Bialkowska ; C. Blume ; B. Boimska ; M. Botje ; J. Bracinik ; R. Bramm ; P. Buncic ; V. Cerny ; P. Christakoglou ; P. Chung ; O. Chvala ; J.G. Cramer ; P. Csato ; P. Dinkelaker ; V. Eckardt ; D. Flierl ; Z. Fodor ; P. Foka ; V. Friese ; J. Gal ; M. Gazdzicki ; V. Genchev ; G. Georgopoulos ; E. Galadysz ; K. Grebieszkow ; S. Hegyi ; C. Hoehne ; K. Kadija ; A. Karev ; D. Kikola ; M. Kliemant ; S. Kniege ; V.I. Kolesnikov ; T. Kollegger ; E. Kornas ; R. Korus ; M. Kowalski ; I. Kraus ; M. Kreps ; D. Kresan ; A. Laszlo ; R. Lacey ; M. van Leeuwen ; P. Levai ; L. Litov ; B. Lungwitz ; M. Makariev ; A.I. Malakhov ; M. Mateev ; G.L. Melkumov ; A. Mischke ; M. Mitrovski ; J. Molnar ; St. Mrowczynski ; V. Nicolic ; G. Palla ; A.D. Panagiotou ; D. Panayotov ; A. Petridis ; W. Peryt ; M. Pikna ;
Date:	11 Jun 2008
Abstract:	Phi meson production is studied by the NA49 collaboration in central Pb+Pb collisions at 20A, 30A, 40A, 80A and 158A GeV beam energy. The data are compared to measurements at lower and higher energies and to microscopic and thermal models. The energy dependence of yields and spectral distributions is compatible with the assumption that partonic degrees of freedom set in at low SPS energies.
Source:	arXiv, 0806.1937
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