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Creation of quark–gluon plasma droplets with three distinct geometries
PHENIX Collaboration
Physics
Center for Global Studies
European Union Center
Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies
Nuclear, Plasma and Radiological Engineering
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Quark-gluon Plasma
100%
Flow Pattern
50%
Momentum Anisotropy
50%
Field Pattern
25%
Velocity Field
25%
Charged Particles
25%
Hydrodynamical Models
25%
Spatial Anisotropy
25%
Small Systems
25%
Quark
25%
D+Au
25%
Elliptic Flow
25%
Energy Center
25%
Gluon
25%
Relativistic Energy
25%
Collective Flow
25%
Inviscid
25%
Initial Geometry
25%
Dense nuclear Matter
25%
Heavy nuclei
25%
Model Discrimination
25%
Triangular Flow
25%
Physics
Blood Plasma
100%
Anisotropy
75%
Flow Distribution
50%
Center of Mass
25%
Gluon
25%
Nuclear Matter
25%
Heavy Nuclei
25%
Charged Particle
25%