STAR Flow, Chirality and Vorticity PWG

[sharangrav <sharangrav AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>]

Dear Prithwish,

Thank you for comments. I am hereby sharing the link to the updated 
abstract.
https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/presentations/Quark-Matter-2025/Anisotropic-flow-correlated-first-order-and-higher-order-event-plane

"At the lowest energies, collision timescales become comparable to those 
of flow development, enabling the study of effects such as spectator 
shadowing"
The statement emphasizes that, at the lowest collision energies, the 
timescale of nuclear collisions (transit time) becomes comparable to the 
timescale of particle production. As a result, spectators remain close 
to the collision zone, hindering the medium’s ability to expand freely 
and introducing effects like spectator shadowing.

Thanks and regards,
Sharang



On 2024-11-14 04:47, webmaster AT star.bnl.gov wrote:
> Dear star-fcv-l AT lists.bnl.gov members,
>
> Prithwish Tribedy ( ptribedy AT bnl.gov ) has commented on a material 
> originally
> submitted by Sharang Rav Sharma ( 
> sharang.rav AT students.iisertirupati.ac.in )
> at
> https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/presentations/Quark-Matter-2025/Anisotropic-flow-correlated-first-order-and-higher-order-event-plane
>
> Comment:
> Nice abstract!! I sign off with minor comments, please consider them in 
> the
> next version.
> It's not clear what this line means: "At the lowest energies, collision
> timescales become comparable to those of flow development, enabling the 
> study
> of effects such as spectator shadowing."
> Do you mean "At the lowest energies, due to passing time of two ions,
> collision timescales become comparable...." ?
>
> "This trend has been suggested as a signature of the phase transition" 
> -->
> "This trend has been suggested as a POSSIBLE signature of the phase
> transition"
>
> "normal nuclear matter" --> "hadronic nuclear matter" (not sure ??)
>
>
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