Nuclear Theory
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          Title: Factorial cumulants of proton multiplicity near a critical point using maximum entropy freeze-out prescription
Title: 质子多重性在临界点附近的阶乘累积量使用最大熵冻结输出方案
Abstract: We present the first application of the maximum-entropy freeze-out prescription to calculate factorial cumulants of proton multiplicities near the conjectured QCD critical point in thermal equilibrium. We map the Gibbs free energy of the 3D Ising model to a parameterized class of possible EoS near QCD critical point. This equilibrium baseline highlights how factorial cumulants isolate critical fluctuations by subtracting trivial self-correlations, setting the stage for future out-of-equilibrium analyses. We identify the key non-universal aspects of the mapping to the Ising model that strongly control the characteristic properties, such as magnitude and location of the peaks of the factorial cumulants along the freeze-out curve.
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From: Maneesha Sushama Pradeep [view email][v1] Tue, 7 Oct 2025 04:22:07 UTC (711 KB)
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