Nuclear Theory
[Submitted on 3 Oct 2025
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Title: Predictions in modified Glauber model of total charged-particle yields centrality dependence in O+O and Ne+Ne collisions at LHC
Title: 总带电粒子产率在LHC下O+O和Ne+Ne碰撞中的中心度依赖性的修改Glauber模型预测
Abstract: In this article we present the results of application of the Monte Carlo modified Glauber model for the predictions of collision centrality dependence of the total charged-particle yields for 16O +16O and 20Ne+20Ne colliding systems at the LHC. Our model differs from the Standard Glauber model by the effective account of the energy losses in successive inelastic nucleon-nucleon collisions. For this purpose, a single model parameter k is defined as a mean fraction of the momentum loss that happens in any binary nucleon collision due to the production of multiple particles. Therefore, the decrease of the nucleon momentum after each inelastic collision leads to a corresponding reduction of the inelastic cross section and the mean multiplicity yield in the subsequent interaction. All these effects are taken into account in the MC model in each of the subsequent inelastic binary interactions. We discuss the purely geometrical effects for these light colliding systems that could be considered useful in future studies of QGP properties in energy density scanning. Predictions in this single parameter model are based on the previous successful analysis of non-linear centrality dependence of charged particle yields observed in Pb+Pb collisions by ALICE at the LHC.
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