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Title: Chemical Equilibration at the Hagedorn Temperature


1
Chemical Equilibration at the Hagedorn Temperature
  • Jaki Noronha-Hostler
  • Collaborators C. Greiner and I. Shovkovy

2
Outline
  • Motivation understanding chemical freeze-out in
    heavy ion collisions
  • Hagedorn Resonances
  • Master Equations for the decay
  • Parameters
  • Estimates of Equilibration times
  • Baryon anti-baryon decay widths
  • Conclusions and Outlook

3
Motivation
  • Standard hadron gas
  • Kapusta and Shovkovy, Phys. Rev. C 68, 014901-1
    (2003)
  • Greiner and Leupold, J. Phys. G 27, L95 (2001)
  • Huovinen and Kapusta, Phys. Rev. C 69, 014901
    (2004)
  • Some suggest long time scales imply that the
    hadrons are born in equilibrium
  • Heinz ,Stock, Becattini

- chemical eq. time
Cant explain apparent equilibrium
4
Production of anti-baryons
  • production
  • production
  • annihilation rate

chemical equilibration time
  • Rapp and Shuryak, PRL 86, 2980 (2001)
  • Greiner and Leupold, J. Phys. G 27, L95 (2001)

detailed balance
5
Motivation
  • Baryon anti-baryon production lower by a factor
    of 3-4
  • Can be produced through
    where HS are mesonic Hagedorn resonances
    with time scales of t1-3 fm/c.
  • Greiner, Koch-Steinheimer, Liu, Shovkovy, and
    Stoecker

Huovinen and Kapusta
6
Hagedorn Resonances
  • In the 1960s Hagedorn found a fit for an
    exponentially growing mass spectrum
  • Provides extra degrees of freedom near the
    critical temperature to push hadrons into
    equilibrium

7
Master Equations for the decay
  • master equation

8
Parameters
  • Hagedorn States (mesonic, non-strange) M2-7 GeV
  • Branching Ratios
  • Gaussian distribution
  • Decay Widths

Hammer 72
Future microcanonical model
Ranges from Gi250-1090 MeV
9
Estimates of Equilibration times HS np
  • Case 1 Pions are held in equilibrium
  • Case 2 Hagedorn States are held in equilibrium

10
Estimates of Equilibration times HS np
  • Case 3 Both are out of equilibrium
  • Quasi-equilibrium- when the right hand side goes
    to zero before full equilibrium is reached.

0 (Quasi-equilibrium)
11
Estimates of Equilibration times HS np
  • Quasi-equlibrium is reached on the time scales of
    Case 1 and Case 2
  • Because resonances decay into many pions a small
    deviation of the pions from equilibrium makes it
    more difficult for the resonances to reach
    equilibrium

12
Baryon anti-Baryon decay widths
(Fuming Liu)
13
Estimates of Equilibration times
  • Case 1 Pions are held in equilibrium

Reminder HS appear only near Tc!
14
Estimates of Equilibration times
  • Case 2 Hagedorn States are held in equilibrium
  • Case 3 Pions and Hagedorn States are held in
    equilibrium

15
Estimates of Equilibration times
  • Case 4 All are out of equilibrium

16
Conclusions and Outlook
  • Our preliminary results and time scale estimates
    indicate that baryon anti-baryon pairs can be
    born out of equilibrium.
  • Fully understand time scales when all particles
    are out of equilibrium
  • Include a Bjorken expansion to observe the
    fireball cooling over time (already done)
  • Improve branching ratios by using a
    microcanonical model
  • Include non-zero strangeness in the baryon
    anti-baryon part
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