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The sensitivity of probes to DDSP

at high densities

Qingfeng Li * DDSP: Density dependent symmetry potential

Outline

 Brief introduction to the DDSP.

 Predicted sensitive probes to DDSP at high densities.

 However , too many (huge)

uncertainties

other potentials, from collision term, from from models and from experiments, etc are awaiting us to solve.

 Several examples.

 No conclusions, only remarks.

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SP is relatively small

 = Binding energy from Liquid-drop mass formula: Isospin-dependent EoS (energy density as a function of  and  ):

E

E

(  ,0) 

E

s ym ( )  2 

O

(  4 ),   ( 

n

 

p

) /  Initial  2 : Au: 0.0392

; Pb:0.0447

Zr96:0.0278;Ru96:0.0069

Sn132:0.0587; Sn124:0.0375

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The origin of the DDSP ---From the RBUU point of view.

L

 ~       

X

1 2 

L F

   

HF

X

,  

H L I L F L

int

p

,

t

  

p

 

i

2  1 2                  1 4 

L

 

g

      

p

 Re  

F

X

,

p

,

t

   

p

M N

 

L



g

    

p

,

t

  

X

U

M p

 * Re

x

  

U

x

1 2  1 2

g

       

U

    1 4 

U

     

F

  

F



g

         

X

 Re 

F

X

,  

d

2 

W el

p

2 ,

in

p

d p

3 2 , 

p

2 , 

d p

2 

p

3 , 4 3

p

4

d

3

p

2 

v d

el

,

in d

s

,     4 

F el

2 ,

in d

   

p

F el

1 ,

in

 

p

2   

p

 

p

3 Re 

F

 

X

,

p

,

t

  

X

  *

E M

*  

f

p

p

4   

E

        2 3 4  2020/4/26 ASY-EOS Workshop 2008,Catania

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The isospin effects in RBUU

E Sym

 1 6 

pp

,

nn

,

np K f

2

E f

  1 2 {

g

2  4

m

2  

g

 2

m

 2 

d

d

pp

,

nn

,

np d

 (

E F

2 [ 1 

g

 2

m

 2

M

* 2

A

(

K f

,

M

* )] )} 

B

  2   1  1

d

cos  Hartree Term

A

(

K f

,

M

* ) 

d

pp

,

nn

,

np d

 4 ( 2  ) 3

F i

d

3

k

k

2 (

k

2 

M

* 2 ) 3 / 2  2

i

 2

i

t

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Density dependence of symmetry potential at low and high densities

 Phenomenological Skyrme parameter sets 18 sets From B. Alex Brown, PRL 85, 5296 (2000) Uncertainty comes mainly from

high density region

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Is the DDSP at high densities mainly important to neutron star?

 It might impact on nuclear physics when one investigates the HICs induced by radioactive beam at intermediate energies.

 Now, the community tries to find the effect of DDSP on observables from HICs at intermediate energies (~0.25 2.0A GeV) 2020/4/26 ASY-EOS Workshop 2008,Catania

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Predicted probes of DDSP at high densities from the HICs

 The (double)

ratio

of multiplicities of charged nucleons,  s,  s, pions, kaons and hard photons as functions of E b , b, N/Z; p t , y, E kin , etc.

 The (double)

flow

, flow difference, differential flow of nucleons, pions as functions of E b ,b,N/Z,p t , y, E kin , etc.

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Difficulties and Uncertainties

 ① ② ③      2020/4/26 With the increase of beam energy (to ~A GeV): the compression stage is shorter The effect of nucelar MF on dynamics is weaker The isospin asymmetry during dynamic evolution is reduced The dynamics is dominated by CT rather than the nuclear MF.

In addition to  and more complicated  , other resonances and mesons produce which makes the situation much Large medium modification on the collision term The relativistic effects in kinetic or dynamic transports ……(from experimental sides?)

Not easy to achieve our goal

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Meson multiplicity ratio and double ratio

New “puzzles”

E b =1.528A GeV INM Au+Au (N/Z=1.494) HIC 132 Sn+ 124 Sn From W. Reisdorf etal, NPA781,459(2007) 2020/4/26 From X. Lopez etal PRC75, 011901(R) (2007) ASY-EOS Workshop 2008,Catania

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The update of UrQMD for heavy ion reactions at E

b

~0.1-2A GeV

      SP for all baryons. (for some non-nucleonic particles, C-G coefficients of isospin coupling are employed.

MD for all baryons. (isospin independent) Coulomb Baryon.

interaction between two mesons or Meson More EoS parameter sets. (H, S, HM, SM), which describe the ground state properties of finite nuclei equally well (K NM ranges from 200 to 400 MeV). The medium modified N-N elastic cross section (optional). Relativistic effect on relative distances in phase space of two particles (Lorentz transformation). See, e.g., JPG32,151(2006) and PLB659,525(2008) 2020/4/26 ASY-EOS Workshop 2008,Catania

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Example I uncertainty from Afterburner program   1.

2.

 To construct clusters of nucleons, one Afterburner analyzing program is usually used to couple to the transport model.

But, usually, it is paid less attention. There exist two types: In QMD-like models, the phase-space coalescence model is employed. In BUU-like models, a density cut (in coordinate space) is often used to find out free nucleons.

Due to the smallness of DDSP effect, one should check the effect from the difference of the two types.

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Cluster freeze-out

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p

t

dependence of the N/Z ratio

 c =  0 /10  Sensitive to SP at both low and high densities  n/p (double) ratios at small pt are influenced by the freeze-out criteria  The ratios at large pt are not influenced by the freeze-out criteria.

Argument: one needs to investigate the isospin dependent momentum dependent term

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Example II: contamination in

reconstruction

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p

t

dependence of

 0

/

 ++

ratio

“contamination” effect is huge at small E kin due to the rescattering of nucleons.

Two modes give two different ratios (L) and scaled ratios (R) vs E kin in both low and high regions.

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The reconstruction should be analyzed with care.

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Example III: Mesonic Coulomb Potential and reduction of N  channel on Pion flows (v 1 and v 2 ) 0.05

1.5A GeV  FOPI data, from W.Reisdorf etal, NPA781,459(2007) v1  +  0

=

 + 0.04

-v 2 0

=<(p x 2 -p y 2 )/p t 2 >

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Several remarks

   The isospin-independent terms are also needed to check carefully when investigating the symmetry potential at high densities.

Nucleon-related quantities should be paid much more attention.

Higher beam energy HIC is not always better. HICs at beam energies ~100-800A MeV are recommended at this time.

  Better Afterburner program is needed

Detailed comparison between transport models is urgently needed.

I call for closer cooperation between theoretical and experimental physicists.

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As were done before

2020/4/26 We will be the next, yes?

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Thanks

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