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“Ice in fire” is called the phenomenon that in heavy ion collisions at midrapidity clusters have been observed. Their existence is unexpected because objects with a small binding energy (ice) with respect to the temperature of the expanding fireball (fire) should not be formed at all. Applying the recently advanced PHQMD model, which unites the n-body dynamics of nucleons with the collision integrals and the description of the QGP of the PHSD model we studied the formation of clusters and find that from a kinetic energy of 1.5 AGeV until a center of mass energy of 200 GeV the process of cluster formation is rather similar. We compare our results with the available data and investigate in detail how the cluster survive the expansion of the fireball at midrapidity.
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